The Elite racers who qualified earlier in the day went back against the clock to determine who would progress to the finals. Vali Höll had a perfect day of racing in France, following up her fastest qualifier time with another fastest time in the semi-finals. Höll is showing strong form this weekend, dominating on the slippery slopes of Les Gets.
In the men’s competition, Dakotah Norton mirrored Höll’s success by taking wins in both qualifying and semi-finals. He is inching closer to a first World Cup win and seeking redemption for narrowly missing out in Val di Sole. Amaury Pierron finished 1.395 seconds behind Norton in second place for the day, while Loic Bruni came in third, the only other rider within three seconds of Norton.
Vali Höll finished first with a time of 4:01.702 and Myriam Nicole came in second with a time of 4:02.992 while Tahnee Seagrave finished third with a time of 4:03.222 and Monika Hrastnik finished fourth with a time of 4:03.355. In fifth place was Mille Johnset with a time of 4:03.776
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