The dispute of the second day of the Para Ski World Championships that are taking place in the Catalan resort of Espot left us the first doubles in the competition after the dispute of the super-giant test this Monday after the suspension of the competition on the weekend due to the strong wind.
This Tuesday it was the turn of the alpine combined that consisted of a Super G race on the Bosc 2 track and the Slalom on the Estadi track under a radiant sun and temperatures around -5ºC in the Espot station.
An alpine combination that in the female category has left us the first doublets in the competition, since the Italian Chiara Mazzel, the Swedish Ebba Aarsjoe and the German Anna-Lenna Forster, champions in the super-giant in Vision Impaired, Standing and Sitting respectively, were proclaimed world champions in the alpine combined of their respective categories.
Mazzel’s victory in Vision Impaired he cemented himself thanks to his times of 58.54 in the super giant and a record of 1:01.41 in the slalom for a total of 1:59.95. For his part, Aarsjoe achieved in the Standing class a time in the super-giant of 57.59 and a record of 1:00.85 for a total of 1:58.44. Meanwhile, in the Standing class, Anna-Lena Forster He marked a time of 1:03.58 in the giant and in the slalom he set the time in 59.55 for a total of 2:03.13.
Yes, there were different champions in the alpine combined in the men’s category, where the Austrian Johannes Aigner won in the Vision Impaired category with a mark of 1:44.24. PFor his part, the Frenchman Arthur Bauchet prevailed in the Standing class with a total record of 1:47.93, while the world title in the Sitting class went to the Norwegian Jesper Pedersen with a time of 1:47.82.
The competition will continue in Espot this Wednesday, January 25, with training and the subsequent competition in the descent mode of these Para Ski World Championships that will continue to hand out medals on the snow.