Sensational double from Cyprien Sararazin in Kitzbühel

After his race, Cyprian Sarrazin reacted to Eurosport. “Today, really was a run. Besides the victory, really was a run, I took it from the bottom of my heart.”

The Frenchman felt he was performing brilliantly during his descent. “I felt the speed, I crossed the line, I turned my head quickly, I saw the green and the joy overflowed. In the run, like Bormio, I thought I had done something crazy.”

Author of a sensational performance today, the Frenchman scored a double in Kitzbühel! He won ahead of Marco Odermatt and Dominique Paris.

Top 5:
1. Cyprian Sarrazin (1.52.96)
2. Marco Odermatt (1.52.96 + 0.91)
3. Dominic Paris (1.52.96 + 1.44)
4. Stefan Babinski (1.52.96 + 1.69)
5. Maxense Muzaton (1.52.96 + 1.72)

A double is imminent for Cyprian Sarrazin with two wins in two relegations for the Kitzbühel side. Performances are rare as two do not land on the strafe every year but even when this is the case not everyone is able to achieve the double. The last one in 2021 is Bit Fuze (Switzerland). The last and only Frenchman to achieve this feat is called… Luc Alfand. The performance dates back to 1995 and so Cyprian Sarrazin can once again match the performance of his predecessor.

With his 25-year-old bib, the Frenchman landed very well and secured a provisional 5th (+1.72)

Even if the ranking does not change now, we will have to wait for the ranking of the 30th participant and the possible victory of Cyprian Sarrazin.

Looking for a double on the Kitzbühel descent no one seems to be able to worry about Cyprian Sarrazin anymore.

Provisional Ranking:

1- Cyprian Sarrazin, 1.52.96
2- Marco Odermatt, +0.91
3- Dominic Paris, +1.44

The Canadian missed completely and finished more than 2 seconds behind Cyprian Sarrazin.

Let’s go for the Canadian who will try to beat the 1.52.96 signed by Cyprian Sarrazin.

Many big names have already passed and Cyprian Sarrazin has surpassed them all. We’ll see Bib 17, Cameron Alexander, in a moment. The Canadian should be the last to be able to worry Sarrazin in the event of a full descent.

Provisional Ranking:

1- Cyprian Sarrazin, 1.52.96
2- Marco Odermatt, +0.91
3- Dominic Paris, +1.44

A very nice round from Dominic Paris. Cyprian Sarrazin looks unattainable today but the Italian takes third place ahead of his compatriot Florian Schider (+1.44).

From the beginning of his descent, the Italian lost everything to compete with Cyprian Sarrazin. However, it is on the temporary podium (+2.13).

Beeb 10, second yesterday, will try to get back on the podium.

Cyprian Sarrazin’s descent is perfect, he makes no mistakes and is well ahead of the Swiss with a time of 1.52.96, nearly a second ahead (+0.91).

The Frenchman will have a lot to do to get the Swiss Marco Odermatt’s time.

As expected Marco Odermatt temporarily took the lead with a time of 1.53.87.

Ryan Cochran-Siegle, at age 6, took the lead with a time of just 1.55.18.

Three progeny are the main ones to watch out for. Cyprian Sarrazin won the first downhill in Kitzbühel yesterday ahead of Italian Florian Schieder and Swiss Marco Odermatt.

Bib No. 7: Marco Odermatt
Bib 8: Cyprian Sarrazin
Bib 10: Florian Schieder

French side:

Bib 4: Adrian Theoux
Bib No. 16: Nils Allegre
Bib 25: Maxense Muzaton
Bib 30: Mathieu Ballet
Bib 36: Blaise Geisendner
Bib No. 48: Nils Alfand
Bib No. 55: Adrian Fresquet

It is the new excitement in French skiing. Already the winner of the Italian downhill in Bormio in late December and the super-G in Wengen in Switzerland last week, Cyprian Sarrazin confirmed his sudden rise in speed events this Friday with a majestic downhill win in Kitzbühel, Austria.

His third success of the winter and his fifth podium in his last six races. A former giant slalom specialist, the skier from Hautes-Alpes (29 years old) continues to achieve exceptional results in speed events. Without achieving a full run on the legendary Strife, he produced an attractive bottom line to beat Italian Florian Schieder and Swiss World Cup leader Marco Odermatt.

>> Why Sarrazin’s victory at Kitzbühel is a major achievement

French skier Cyprian Sarrazin achieved a monumental feat this Friday by winning the legendary Kitzbühel downhill. The Frenchman really savors without realizing the scope of his performance.

After three weeks in orbit and his successes in Bormio and Wengen, Cyprian Sarrazin confirmed once again on Friday that he is a big name in skiing by winning on the world’s most famous slope, the Kitzbühel downhill in Austria.

>> Relive his win here

French skier Cyprien Sarrazin, winner on Friday on Kitzbühel’s legendary “strafe”, assures that he “can do better” for the second descent in the program this Saturday. Follow his fight with Marco Odermatt from 11:30am.