Skiing, Women's Super G Sun Valley: Favorites and TV Schedules

Sun Valley, March 23, 2025 – Good weather is being counted on in Sun Valley to get the World Cup finals underway. The two downhill races were canceled on Saturday, but the hope is to stage the two super giants on Sunday. Federica triumphs Brignone who won, without competing, the overall World Cup and also the downhill specialty cup, but the tiger's season does not stop because she also has the super giant slalom cups in her sights. She could become the first in history to win these four cups in a single season, but Lara Good Behrami he wants to ruin her party. Also consider Sofia goggia, who cannot win cups but wants to close the year with a victory.  

5 points advantage for Fede

After eight races out of nine, the situation is more open than ever. Federica Brignone, thanks to the La Thuile stage, jumped to the lead with 570 points, but the advantage over Lara Good Behrami is only 5 lengths and the last race will be decisive. If the Swiss were to win the Sun Valley super giant she would lift the specialty cup given the 100 points assigned to each victory and 80 for the second. Gut can also come in second with Brignone third, or third with Brignone fourth: in fact, whoever comes in front wins. There is no cup chance for Sofia goggia who is 104 points away from Brignone, but the Bergamo native, with the downhill cancelled, wants one last seasonal success in the speed disciplines and to defend third place in the general classification. As for the favourites, it is difficult to draw up a starting grid. The downhill was not held and the only parameter was represented by Friday's race with Good Behrami best time, but the super giant is a discipline with a very high level and in addition to the first three there are also Lauren Maguey, Stephanie VenierCornelia Huetter, Kajsa Vickhoff Lie and Elena Curtoni as possible protagonists. Ester is not present instead Ledecka engaged in the Snowboard World Championships. Only the top 25 in the rankings compete in the finals and only the top fifteen get points.

The starting bibs

1 Roberta Melesi 2 Laura Pirovano 3 Michelle Gisin 4 Emma Aicher 5 Kira Weidle Winkelmann 6 Elena Curtoni 7 Cornelia Huetter 8 Ariane Raedler 9 Corinne Suter 10 Lara Gut Behrami 11 Lauren Macuga 12 Kajsa Vickhoff Lie 13 Romane Miradoli 14 Federica Brignone 15 Sofia Goggia 16 Mirjam Puchner 17 Lindsey Vonn 18 Joana Haehlen 19 Alice Robinson 20 Marta Bassino 21 Ilka Stuhec 22 Malorie Blanc

Where to see it on TV

The Sun Valley Super Giant will be held on Sunday, March 23, starting at 18:1 p.m. in Italy. Live coverage on Eurosport 210, Sky channel XNUMX, with commentary by Gianmario Bonzi and Daniela Merighetti. Streaming on Discovery Plus and Dazn. Live on free-to-air Rai Due, streaming on Raiplay, with commentary by Enrico Cattaneo and Giulio Bosca. Read also - Brignone in history: wins the second World Cup of his career