The swiss Marco Odermatt was named the supergiant of Bormio (Italy), after recovering from a poor start and being the fastest in the last three sectors, which gave him 98 hundredths of a margin over the Austrian Raphael Haaser and 1.31 seconds over the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde. The winner of the last two Crystal Globes completed the descent in 1:27.72.
In a scene still shocked by the serious accident suffered in the descent the day before by the Austrian Marco Schwarzwho tore the cruciate ligament and meniscus in his right knee, Odermatt added the twenty-seventh win of his career and strengthened his position at the top of the World Cup overall and the super giant discipline.
Of totals 636 overall, for 464 from Schwarz, who will not compete again this season, and 240 from Kilde. In the supergiant classification he has 160 points, 150 for Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr and 94 for Haaser.
The Frenchman Cyprien Sarrazin, winner of the downhill on Thursday, did not finish the test, as did the Italian Dominik Paris, among thirteen skiers who did not finish
