Eighth national title for Federica Brignone, the first in the slalom after having already won 4 in giant, 2 in combined and 1 in super-G.
The 30-year-old from the Carabinieri won today in Livigno among the "rapid gates".
Second halfway through the race, the Aosta Valley set the best time in the second fraction, finishing in 1'32 ″ 59, with 34 hundredths of an advantage over Vera Tschurtschenthaler, 23 years old from Gsiesertal, and 67 over Vivien Insam, 23 years old from the Fiamme Oro , in the lead halfway through the race.
The top five is completed by Anita Gulli, fourth at 1 ″ 06 and Martina Peterlini, fifth at 1 ″ 21.
Second Italian championship in his career for Stefano Gross.
The 35-year-old standard bearer of the Fiamme Gialle, who had won the slalom in 2014, granted an encore of seven years on the OLivigno track, where he concluded the two heats with an overall time of 1'29 ″ 18, enough to get to behind his fellow soldier Riccardo Tonetti (on the third podium of his career after the title in 2018 and second place in 2015), trailing by 20 cents, third position for Sala (Fiamme Oro Moena) at 35 cents, who took the third podium in the specialty after the success in 2017 and third place in 2016.
Sharing the last step of the podium with him is the favorite of the day before Alex Vinatzer (Fiamme Gialle), while Giuliano Razzoli finished sixth and Matteo Canins seventh.
The latter won the ranking of the day for the senior Italian Grand Prix, reserved for athletes who are not part of national teams, behind him Alex Hofer (twelfth at the finish) and Damian Hofer (fifteenth).
Wednesday 24 March the program proposes the dispute of the female giant, then it will be the turn of the fast races at the weekend in Santa Caterina Valfurva.