To be fair, Domracheva started the season slowly and has really picked up the ski speed late on, while Gössner has said in interviews that she's very tired after a long season she peaked through the middle of.
These trails look genuinely tough, and the altitude is similar to Pokljuka, which also has some really hard trails.
I would really love to see Domracheva in today's form go up against Gössner in her form from Pokljuka on this course. Both are great technical skiers, but in different ways; Miri more dynamic, Dasha more elegant. I think the Dasha of today would win, but it would be a great battle to watch.
Fourcade is boring me to hell. I hope Svendsen remembers how to shoot all year next year, and Bø and possibly also Peiffer can regain their 2010-11 form, otherwise this is going to get really, really dull really quickly. The battle for the crystal globes this year has been chronically awful. Both genders look like having the same person win every single one, and having held the yellow bib from start to finish. As far as I can tell, they've only dropped the leadership of any classification for one day each: Miriam Gössner wore the sprint bib in Antholz (failing to qualify for the pursuit meant Tora took it back) and Andi Birnbacher won the first Mass Start in Pokljuka, then Fourcade took the second - and the bib - in Ruhpolding.