In the Super-G Women's Standing final,  won the gold, her second so far in these Championships after her victory yesterday in the downhill. Her teammate Solene Jambaque got the silver, and Inga Medvedeva from Russia won the bronze. In the Men's Visually Impaired final, and his guide successfully defended their title and also won their second gold at the Championships. Chris Williamson and Robin Femy from  came in second, adding another silver to the one they won yesterday, and Swiss Hugo Thomas and guide Luana Bergamin won the bronze. Alessandro Daldoss from Italy, who had medaled yesterday, fell down and Did Not Finish. In the Men's Standing category, the gold went to from  , also his second in these Championships. The silver went to another Austrian, Matthias Lanzinger, whilst Swiss Michael Bruegger won the bronze. Claudia Loesch from Austria won the gold in the Women Sitting category, ahead of  Anna Schaffelhuber, silver, and Laurie Stephens from the  , bronze. One of the favourites, Alana Nichols from the USA, Did Not Start the race, and another, Kimberly Joines from Canada, Did Not Finish it. However, arguably the race of the day was the Men's Sitting class. from Japan beat from France by only 0.01 seconds. The bronze went to another Japanese skier, Akira Kano.
In the Super-G Women's Standing final, Frenchwoman Marie Bochet won the gold, her second so far in these Championships after her victory yesterday in the downhill. Her teammate Solene Jambaque got the silver, and Inga Medvedeva from Russia won the bronze. In the Men's Visually Impaired final, and his guide successfully defended their title and also won their second gold at the Championships. Chris Williamson and Robin Femy from Canada came in second, adding another silver to the one they won yesterday, and Swiss Hugo Thomas and guide Luana Bergamin won the bronze. Alessandro Daldoss from Italy, who had medaled yesterday, fell down and Did Not Finish. In the Men's Standing category, the gold went to from Austria , also his second in these Championships. The silver went to another Austrian, Matthias Lanzinger, whilst Swiss Michael Bruegger won the bronze. Claudia Loesch from Austria won the gold in the Women Sitting category, ahead of German Anna Schaffelhuber, silver, and Laurie Stephens from the USA , bronze. One of the favourites, Alana Nichols from the USA, Did Not Start the race, and another, Kimberly Joines from Canada, Did Not Finish it. However, arguably the race of the day was the Men's Sitting class. from Japan beat from France by only 0.01 seconds. The bronze went to another Japanese skier, Akira Kano.
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