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Rienda still the queen
Maria Jose Rienda confirmed that she is the favourite to win in Turin set the pace in the first leg of a women's World Cup giant slalom on Saturday, a day after she won on the same southern German course.
Rienda, who climbed to third in the World Cup standings with her second giant slalom victory of the season on Friday, completed the German Alpine resort course in one minute 12.20 seconds, according to provisional results.
World Cup giant slalom leader Anja Paerson of Sweden was second fastest in 1:12.38 and Julia Mancuso of the United States third in 1:12.41.
With Friday's victory in a replacement race for a cancelled
event in Slovenia, Rienda Contreras became the first woman to win two giant slaloms this season after five skiers had shared victories in as many races.
There was bright warm sunshine for the upper two-thirds of the course but a thick fog made the final third treacherous.
Croatia's Janica Kostelic, who leads the overall World Cup and is second in the giant slalom standings, had another dismal day less than a week before the start of the Winter Olympics in Turin.
After her 14th place finish on Friday, Kostelic could only manage the 35th fastest time (1:15.84) in Saturday's first leg and failed to qualify for the second leg.
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