Super-g returns to andorra: goggia seeks world title push
Super-g makes a comeback in andorra
The FIS Alpine Ski World Cup returns with the women's super-g event in Soldeu, Andorra, today at 10:15 AM CET. This race marks the first super-g of the season, a rescheduled event following its cancellation in early January. The anticipation is high as athletes vie for valuable points in the overall standings.
goggia eyes another victory
Sofia Goggia, the current leader in the super-g discipline, will be aiming to continue her impressive season. Coming off a third-place finish in the downhill, she's eager to convert her speed into a win. The Italian skier is a formidable force in the sport and will undoubtedly be a key contender in today's competition. Her performance will be closely watched by fans and competitors alike.
brignone returns to her winning course
Federica Brignone, a veteran of the World Cup circuit, is also in the starting lineup. She's returning to the Soldeu course, where she secured a victory ten years ago. Brignone has been managing pain in her left leg since April, adding an extra layer of intrigue to her participation. The race will be a test of resilience and determination for the Italian champion.
Key race details
- Event: Women's Super-G
- Location: Soldeu, Andorra
- Time: 10:15 AM CET
- TV Broadcast: Raidue, Rai Play, Eurosport 1, discovery+, Dazn
- Text Live: gazzetta.it
World cup standings
As of today, Sofia Goggia leads the super-g standings with 280 points. Alice Robinson of New Zealand follows with 220 points, and Lindsey Vonn, who suffered a serious injury in Cortina, is in third with 190 points. The top five is rounded out by Romane Miradoli (France) and Malorie Blanc (Switzerland).
Italian athletes in the race
Several Italian skiers will be competing in the super-g event. The starting order includes: Roberta Melesi (5), Elena Curtoni (6), Sofia Goggia (9), Federica Brignone (10), and Laura Pirovano (10). Other Italian competitors include Sara Allemand (33), Asja Zenere (34), Sara Thaler (43), Nicol Delago (45), and Nadia Delago (54). Their performance will be crucial for Italy's overall standing in the World Cup.
The race promises to be an exciting spectacle, showcasing the skill and athleticism of the world's best alpine skiers. With a mix of established stars and rising talents, the competition is expected to be fiercely contested. Fans can tune in to witness the drama unfold as athletes battle for supremacy on the challenging slopes of Soldeu.