2022 Leogang DH World Cup Final Results

Women’s Elite races start at: 03:30 PDT / EDT 6:30 / BST 11:30 / CEST 12:30

The Elite Men will start at: PDT 6:30 am / EDT 7:30 am / BST 12:30 pm / CEST 1:30 pm

Mariana Salazar sets the first time of the day for the Elite Women with a time of 4:54.264

After the first six runners, the current ranking is as follows:

1st. Louise-Anna Ferguson: 4:29.876
2nd. Thousand Johnset: 4:37.854
3rd. Siel Van der Velden: 4:42.469
4th. Leona Pierrini: 4:44.800
5th. Marianne Salazar: 4:54.264
6th. Mikaila Parton: 5:16.420

Veronika Widmann crosses the line in sixth place, almost 28 seconds behind.

Next up is Mathilde Bernard who went green at three split times but missed out on first place so far by nearly five seconds. Missing the gap jump out of the woods could have cost him a lot of time.

Frida Ronning finished her race just over 24 seconds behind Louise-Anna Ferguson.

Monika Hrastnik was on a good run but a small fall in the woods could cost her the lead.

After a few mistakes in the tricky part of the woods, Monika Hrastnik moved up to second with only 0.382.

Nina Hoffmann is 11 seconds ahead in the woods. She crashed here in qualifying, so can she say that clearly today.

Disaster for Nina as she descends twice into the woods, this section could be decisive for today’s victory.

Nina Hoffmann slips back 11.5 seconds and ranks fifth, Louise-Anna Ferguson continues to lead with five riders left.

With five Elite Women still in the lead, the current standings are as follows:

1st. Louise-Anna Ferguson: 4:29.876
2nd. Monika Hrastnik: 4:30.258
3rd. Mathilde Bernard: 4:34.658
4th. Thousand Johnset: 4:37.854
5th. Nina Hoffman: 4:41.374

Eleonora Farina has a fast, clean run to go green every split time and take the lead with just four riders remaining.

Myriam Nicole hosts a masterclass through the woods to take first place so far by 4.6 seconds.

Big fall in the stumps for Marine Cabirou, she is standing and on her bike but it will be the end of her race today.

Vali Höll crashes out in the second time after taking a seven-second lead in the first time. Vali could bring this back if she has a good run through the woods.

Vali is only half a second away from going into the woods, it could be close.

A small accident in the woods means that Vali Höll no longer has a chance of winning.

Vali Höll crosses the line in fifth place, 13 seconds behind.

A huge first split for Camille Balanche since she has more than seven and a half seconds ahead. Can Camille win three in a row here?

Camille is almost eight seconds ahead in the woods, will she clean up and win?

Camille Balanche wins for the third time in a row at Leogang by a massive margin of over 11 seconds!

1st. Camille Balanche: 4:08.218
2nd. Myriam Nicole: 4:19.586
3rd. Eleonora Farina: 4:24.281
4th. Louise-Anna Ferguson: 4:29.876
5th. Monika Hrastnik: 4:30.258

1st. Jacob Dickson: 3:35.834
2nd. Dean Lucas: 3:38.642
3rd. Antoine Pierron: 3:39.478
4th. Neko Mulally: 3:41.204
5th. Dan Booker: 3:42.229

After the first 35 runners, the top five Elite men to date are:

1st. Jacob Dickson: 3:35.834
2nd. Kade Edwards: 3:36.170
3rd. Greg Williamson: 3:38.413
4th. Dean Lucas: 3:38.642
5th. Antoine Pierron: 3:39.478

Despite an error in the woods, Dakotah Norton took first place today with just over two seconds.

Dylan Levesque crosses the line in second after a scary entry into the gap jump out of the woods.

Luke Meier-Smith attacks throughout and cracks the top five.

Loris Vergier took off with a two-second lead in the woods.

Loris finishes his race with a second and a half lead and in first place with 20 riders remaining.

While there are 20 riders left to start, the first five Elite Men are to date:

1st. Loris Vergier: 3:31.944
2nd. Dakotah Norton: 3:33.638
3rd. Dylan Levesque: 3:35.441
4th. Jacob Dickson: 3:35.834
5th. Kade Edwards: 3:36.170

Antoine Vidal was on a fast run that ended in a fall in the woods. He didn’t waste too much time but it will be enough to prevent him from getting a better result.

A huge mistake for Greg Minnaar as he goes off the track and has to turn around and get back on the boards.

After going off the track, Greg moved up to 26th but set the fastest time in the key section.

Amaury Pierron takes the lead with almost a second and a half, can he hold on and become the first Elite Men’s rider to win the first three rounds of a World Cup season?

Angel Suarez takes the lead by only 0.160 seconds and ruined Amaury’s winning streak.

Andreas Kolb launched a mad dash to cross the line in third place, 0.8 off the lead.

With 10 runners remaining, the top five Elite men to date are:

1st. Angel Suarez: 3:30.370
2nd. Amaury Pierron: 3:30.530
3rd. Andreas Kolb: 3:31.249
4th. Loris Vergier: 3:31.944
5th. Dakotah Norton: 3:33.638

Thibaut Daprela was in the middle of a race but lost control in the woods and fell.

In his first World Cup of the year after an injury, Troy Brosnan finished his race in 13th place.

With five runners remaining, the top five Elite men to date are:

1st. Angel Suarez: 3:30.370
2nd. Amaury Pierron: 3:30.530
3rd. Andreas Kolb: 3:31.249
4th. Loris Vergier: 3:31.944
5th. Charlie Hatton: 3:33.232

Laurie Greenland was green by three seconds in the first division, but he must have lost a lot of time somewhere because he is more than five seconds behind in the second division.

Laurie finishes his race in 15th, looks like he buckled on a manual at the top of the course.

Danny Hart is green going into the woods! Can he keep that momentum going in the steep stuff?

Danny takes the lead by more than a second, he’s definitely going to be in the top four today.

We could have another new leader as Matt Walker is only 0.058 away from going into the woods. It could be very close.

Matt goes green in the fourth split, can he keep it to the line?

Matt Walker passes the fastest in 0.325 seconds after an incredible run.

Finn Iles looked like a threat for the win, but a slower fourth split drops him to sixth with a runner on the left.

As Benoit Coulanges begins his run, we are guaranteed to have a brand new World Cup winner today.

Benoit is almost half a second ahead in the second division, the woods section is where this race will be won or lost, so it’s not all over yet.

A nightmare for Benoit as he crashes into the woods! Matt Walker will win his first Elite World Cup.

The top five Elite Men are:

1st. Matt Walker: 3:28.816
2nd. Danny Hart: 3:29.141
3rd. Angel Suarez: 3:30.370
4th. Amaury Pierron: 3:30.530
5th. Andreas Kolb: 3:31.249