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Katharina Liensberger waits after the first round of the women’s slalom on Sunday in Zagreb.
After a slushy race with poor visibility on a bumpy slope, the Vorarlberg driver is second, 0.32 seconds behind leader Petra Vlhova of Slovakia. In addition to the duo, Semmering winner Michelle Gisin (+0.38) and Mikaela Shiffrin (+0.42) also set themselves apart from the competition. The Chiara Mair zipline is sixth, 1.50 seconds behind.
Long-injured Katharina Gallhuber also showed off one of the strong Austrian slalom women. The 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic bronze medalist drove with the starting No. 19 to ninth place (+1.75) on a rather battered incline. The second round starts at 4 pm under spotlights
Skiing World Cup races in Zagreb also as aid for earthquake victims
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Photo: GEPA.
