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Odermatt edges Kilde in Cortina clash of titans
Switzerland's Marco Odermatt got the better of his great Norwegian rival Aleksander Aamodt Kilde with a narrow triumph at the World Cup super-G at Cortina d'Ampezzo on Saturday.
The defending World Cup crystal globe holder Odermatt missed the past two events, nursing a knee, and ten days ahead of the world championships showed fearsome form.
With the mercury at minus 7 and no wind it was a fast course and the 25-year-old timed 1min 25.57sec over the 2.2km run with Kilde just 0.35sec slower, and local outsider Mattia Casse in third.
Odermatt leads Kilde in both the vent and overall standings.
O.Farraj--SF-PST