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艾歇尔首夺回转冠军,总冠军争夺版图进一步拓宽
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建立领先,然后守住优势
艾歇尔在第一轮完成了关键任务。她用时55.74秒,比科尔图里快0.36秒;科尔图里以56.10秒完赛,仍让比赛悬念十足。克罗地亚选手津卡·柳蒂奇以56.62秒排名第三,特鲁佩以56.79秒位列第五,已落后榜首1.05秒。这些差距让艾歇尔有机会在不必拿下第二轮最快成绩的情况下获胜,但并不意味着她可以掉以轻心。8
她第二轮用时56.88秒。科尔图里滑出56.95秒,因此艾歇尔不只是保住了对最近竞争对手的领先优势,还将优势扩大了百分之七秒。科尔图里两轮总成绩为1分53.05秒,获得80个世界杯积分;艾歇尔则拿到100分。这场胜利来自两轮表现稳定:第一轮建立优势,第二轮守住优势。5
对特鲁佩而言,这次登上领奖台结束了一段特殊的等待。她第一次在世界杯比赛中跻身前三,是2019年在列维站取得的第三名。七年后,她重回同一领奖台位置,拿到职业生涯第七个领奖台成绩。她告诉ORF,第二轮时她让雪板平稳滑行,不再过度思虑。迄今为止,她唯一一次世界杯冠军仍是2025年3月在奥勒站赢得的回转赛冠军。2
这座山坡对艾歇尔也有特殊意义。列维是她首次参加世界杯比赛、首次获得世界杯积分以及首次登上回转领奖台的地方。据DER SPIEGEL报道,她接受BR采访时将这场胜利称为“一个圆满的时刻”。胜利发生在她23岁生日的第二天,圣诞老人和一只驯鹿也加入了芬兰的庆祝活动。这番节日气氛背后,是一项分量十足的体育成绩。1
争夺总冠军有了更多途径
这一点对总冠军争夺很重要,因为总冠军看的是选手在各个项目中累积的积分。列维让艾歇尔又多了一条经过验证的途径,可以单日拿到100分。但这并不能证明她今后会经常在回转中拿到这样的成绩,也不能说明她必将赢得总冠军。早期的两个领奖台成绩是一个强劲开局,却不能据此评判整个赛季。
胜出之外的突破
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- Emma Aicher won her first World Cup slalom by 0.43 seconds. The German now has victories in three disciplines, and shares the overall World Cup lead with Lara Colturi.
- How did she protect her lead, and what does this victory add to her overall title challenge?
- Aicher finished the season’s opening women’s slalom in Finland in one minute, 52.62 seconds. Albania’s Colturi took second, and Austria’s Katharina Truppe completed the podium, half a second behind the winner.
- Aicher built her advantage in the opening run. Colturi was second, while Croatia’s Zrinka Ljutić stood third in 56.62 seconds, 0.88 behind.
- Aicher led in 55.74 seconds, then skied 56.88. Truppe began fifth in 56.79, before producing the fastest second run, 56.33. She cut her deficit from 1.05 seconds to half a second and climbed to third.
- Colturi’s opening 56.10 had left her 0.36 seconds behind Aicher. Her second run of 56.95 let Aicher extend that gap by seven hundredths.
- Colturi finished in one minute, 53.05 seconds, earning 80 points. Truppe’s total was one minute, 53.12, worth 60. Ljutić slipped to fourth, 0.83 seconds behind Aicher, and took 50 points.
- Truppe recovered from a first-run mistake to claim her seventh World Cup podium. Her first had also come at Levi, in third place, seven years earlier.
- Truppe said she’d waited seven years to stand on this podium again. In the second run, she let her skis run calmly and stopped overthinking. Her only World Cup victory so far came at Åre in March 2025.
- Aicher’s connection with Levi reaches back to her very first World Cup appearance. Her first points and first slalom podium came here, too.
- Aicher called it a full-circle moment. She said it felt really cool to put together two solid runs and finish on top. Her celebration included a Christmas-themed appearance with Santa Claus and a reindeer.
- The win came one day after her 23rd birthday. Three weeks earlier, she’d finished third in the season-opening giant slalom at Sölden. She’s begun this winter with podiums in both technical disciplines, slalom and giant slalom.
- Subscribe to this channel as we follow Aicher and Colturi’s shared lead into the next slalom.
- Aicher and Colturi leave Levi tied on 160 points each. Aicher collected 100 for this victory. Colturi matched her runner-up finish at Sölden, but she’s still chasing her first World Cup win.
- Aicher’s six career wins now comprise two downhills, three super-Gs and this slalom. That gives her winning potential across speed and technical events, widening the ways she can collect points toward the overall title.
- She challenged for the overall title into the closing stages of last season and has won two Olympic silver medals. Germany’s last women’s overall World Cup winner was Maria Höfl-Riesch, 15 years earlier.
- Aicher said she hadn’t expected Levi to go this well. She wants to build on the good feeling, while resisting predictions about the rest of the season.
- Mikaela Shiffrin didn’t start. After winning nine of last winter’s ten World Cup slaloms, she chose to race fewer this season and devote more attention to giant slalom and super-G. She also plans to miss Gurgl.
- The race also brought recoveries and setbacks well beyond the podium. Every finisher behind Ljutić was more than a second off Aicher’s combined time.
- Anna Swenn Larsson finished fifth, ahead of Marion Chevrier and Marie Lamure. Madison Hoffman was eighth. Katharina Huber took ninth, and Wendy Holdener completed the top ten, 1.92 seconds behind Aicher.
- Huber had been sixth after the opening run. At 31, she’s still seeking her first World Cup podium, and her second run dropped her three places.
- Camille Rast finished eleventh, followed by Dženifera Germane and Sara Hector. Aline Höpli was fourteenth, with A J Hurt fifteenth, 2.40 seconds back.
- Petra Vlhová returned to World Cup slalom after two years and ten months away following a serious knee injury. She finished sixteenth, 2.43 seconds behind Aicher, and earned 15 points.
- Vlhová stood fourteenth after her first run of 57.18 seconds. Her second took 57.87, giving her a combined one minute, 55.05. The comeback delivered a completed two-run race and a points finish.
- Lena Dürr climbed from thirtieth to eighteenth after only just qualifying for the second run. Her second effort was 56.89 seconds, just one hundredth slower than Aicher’s.
- Dürr finished 2.71 seconds back and took 13 points. Beatrice Sola was the leading Italian in nineteenth, at 2.86. Lara Della Mea finished twentieth at 2.89, after leading the Italian team in the opening run.
- Della Mea had been nineteenth after that first run, 1.86 seconds behind Aicher. Martina Peterlini also scored points, finishing twenty-fourth at 3.51 seconds back.
- Anna Trocker went out about 15 seconds into her opening run at the first roller. Alice Pazzaglia and Emilia Mondinelli also failed to finish there. Paula Moltzan, the Sölden giant-slalom winner, went out in the first run too.
- Valentina Rings-Wanner reached her first World Cup second run from bib 70. The 21-year-old Austrian qualified twenty-ninth, on just her seventh World Cup start.
- Rings-Wanner moved up to twenty-third and earned her first eight World Cup points. Her runs of 58.36 and 57.71 produced a combined one minute, 56.07, leaving her 3.45 seconds behind Aicher.
- She said she’d felt very stressed before the second run because she wanted to bring a result to the finish. Completing it gave her a breakthrough of her own.
- Franziska Gritsch moved from twenty-sixth to twenty-fifth, finishing 3.60 seconds back. Natalie Falch and Lisa Hörhager missed the second-run cut, while Leonie Raich didn’t finish the opener. In all, 27 racers completed both runs.
- Aicher heads to the next race with slalom added to her winning range. Colturi goes there level on overall points, still pursuing the victory that has so far escaped her.
- The next women’s World Cup slalom is at Gurgl in Austria on Saturday, November 21. The two runs are scheduled for half past ten in the morning and half past one in the afternoon, local time.
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