Brignone shades Rebensburg in Lienz giant slalom
LIENZ, Austria: Italy’s Federica Brignone edged Germany’s Viktoria Rebensburg by four hundredths of a second to win the giant slalom in Lienz on Friday.
In-form American Mikaela Shiffrin had to settle for third in her attempt to win a fifth women’s World Cup race this month.Shiffrin, who won Thursday’s slalom at the Tyrol resort, finished eight hundredths of a second behind to retain her position at the head of the overall World Cup standings.
She has a 371 point cushion over Rebensburg.In fourth came France’s double world champion Tessa Worley whose hopes of making the podium were thwarted when she made a mistake on the second run which cost her valuable time.
Brignone prevailed after a tricky start to the season when she missed the curtain raiser in Solden and went off the circuit at Courchevel. She came out on top from a strong Italian squad featuring Sofia Goggia, Manuela Moelgg and Marta Bassino.She was lying second after the first run, .17 adrift of Rebensburg, but managed to make that up with a faultless second leg.
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