HKR 2017

Paris wins the Downhill on the Streif

Paris wins the Downhill on the Streif
21.01.2017
The winner of the Hahnenkamm Downhill 2017 is Dominik Paris! The Italian conquered the Streif in 1:55.01 minutes, beating off the two French athletes, Valentin Giraud Moine (+0.21) and Johan Clarey (+0.33) in the process. This is the second Downhill triumph for Paris in Kitzbühel since 2013. „I didn’t ski that well in the top section, but it was a super run from the Hausberg down. My knees knocked a few times on the way though“, said the smiling winner. “It is one of the nicest races that we have, if not the nicest. I always look forward to taking part here”. "There is going to be a big party", announced second-placed Valentin Giraud Moine. "I felt good out there and put my foot down. It is every downhill racer’s dream to stand here on the podium", said the Frenchman. Team colleague, Johan Clarey, was also exuberant: "I love skiing here in Kitzbühel. I am an „old hand“ at this now, I know how to tackle the tricky sections here." Super-G winner, Matthias Mayer, is the best Austrian in eighth position (+0.75 seconds). „I was unswerving in the top section, but lost time down at the bottom“, said the Carinthian athlete. Bad luck for Franz and Feuz As in the Super-G, a serious mistake thwarted Hannes Reichelt’s (AUT) efforts. Despite near-elimination, the Streif winner of 2014 still managed to finish ninth. „I actually considered stopping after making that mistake. But I wanted to cross the finish line and enjoy the whole ambience. The lower section was brilliant to ski. It surprised me at the end that I was still so close to the leaders“, said Reichelt. Val Gardena winner, Max Franz (AUT), lost a ski immediately after the first split time section and was eliminated. „I am glad to have crossed the finish line in one piece. It is annoying. The binding is set so that it opens in an emergency, but I didn’t have an emergency today. I was having a good run, it is a terrible shame“, said the Carinthian athlete. Switzerland‘s Beat Feuz was seven tenths of a second in the lead at Hausberg, before he came a  cropper in the Traverse and was unable to prevent a fall.

Results of the Downhill:

The final results to download here

PlatzAthletNationZeit
1PARIS Dominik ITA1:55.01
2GIRAUD MOINE Valentin FRA+0.21
3CLAREY Johan FRA+0.33
4FILL Peter ITA+0.40
5JANKA Carlo SUI+0.44
6GUAY Erik CAN+0.49
7THEAUX Adrien FRA+0.71
8MAYER Matthias AUT+0.75
9REICHELT Hannes AUT+0.82
10NYMAN Steven USA+0.84
11KRIECHMAYR Vincent AUT+1.05
12POISSON David FRA+1.32
13SANDER Andreas GER+1.34
14MUZATON Maxence FRA+1.35
15SEJERSTED Adrian Smiseth NOR+1.41
16FAYED Guillermo FRA+1.49
17KROELL Klaus AUT+1.53
17INNERHOFER Christof ITA+1.53
19OSBORNE-PARADIS Manuel CAN+1.59
19WEIBRECHT Andrew USA+1.59
21CASSE Mattia ITA+1.64
22GIEZENDANNER Blaise FRA+1.70
23BIESEMEYER Thomas USA+1.76
24KILDE Aleksander Aamodt NOR+1.82
25DANKLMAIER Daniel AUT+1.83
26BAUMANN Romed AUT+1.85
27KLINE Bostjan SLO+1.91
28WEBER Ralph SUI+1.93
29GANONG Travis USA+1.95
30ROGER Brice FRA+1.98
31RAFFORT Nicolas FRA+2.00
32ROMAR Andreas FIN+2.04
33PERKO Rok SLO+2.05
34FERSTL Josef GER+2.09
35KUENG Patrick SUI+2.11
36JANSRUD Kjetil NOR+2.18
37HINTERMANN Niels SUI+2.32
37THOMSEN Benjamin CAN+2.32
39CATER Martin SLO+2.40
40GOLDBERG Jared USA+2.55
41KOSI Klemen SLO+2.67
41FRISCH Jeffrey CAN+2.67
41BENNETT Bryce USA+2.67
44BERTHOLD Frederic AUT+2.73
45PUCHNER Joachim AUT+2.86
46BUZZI Emanuele ITA+3.12
47THOMPSON Broderick CAN+3.15
48KOELL Alexander SWE+3.60
49STRIEDINGER Otmar AUT+3.87
50BATTILANI Henri ITA+4.01
51PANGRAZZI Paolo ITA+6.31
52BARANDUN Gian Luca SUI+6.83
53ACHIRILOAIE Ioan Valeriu ROU+7.82
 ZAMPA Andreas SVKDNS
 CAVIEZEL Mauro SUIDNS
 SCHWAIGER Dominik GERDNF
 OLIVERAS Marc ANDDNF
 DRESSEN Thomas GERDNF
 KRYENBUEHL Urs SUIDNF
 WALDER Christian AUTDNF
 MANI Nils SUIDNF
 FEUZ Beat SUIDNF
 FRANZ Max AUTDNF