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The start was delayed for more than a quarter of an hour. The driving of the predecessors showed that one of the jumps could throw the competitor off the marked track, so the slope had to be modified. Ledecká performed similarly to the descents. With number 13, a new member of the implementation team, former elite Italian downhiller Michael Mair, was with her at the start until the last moment. From the almost 1900 meters long track, she manage…
Ester Ledecká finished the Women's World Cup in St. Moritz in sixteenth place in the super-G, failing to make the top 15 for the third time in the Swiss resort. The Olympic champion in this discipline from Pyeongchang 2018 fell behind New Zealand's Alice Robinson by 1.18 seconds. Romane Miradoli from France was second, and Italy's Sofia Goggia finished third.
St. Moritz (Switzerland) - Ester Ledecká finished the Women's World Cup in St. Moritz in sixteenth place in the super-G, failing to make it into the top fifteen for the third time in the Swiss resort. The Olympic champion in this discipline from Pyeongchang 2018 fell behind New Zealand's Alice Robinson by 1.18 seconds today. Romane Miradoli from France was second, and Italy's Sofia Goggia finished third.
Ester Ledecká finished the Women's World Cup in St. Moritz in sixteenth place in the super-G, failing to make it into the top fifteen for the third time in the Swiss resort. The Olympic champion in this discipline from Pyeongchang 2018 fell behind New Zealander Alice Robinson by 1.18 seconds today. Romane Miradoli from France was second, and Italy's Sofia Goggia finished third.
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