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Rast wins both Kranjska Gora races and ends Shiffrin’s slalom run at five
A first World Cup giant slalom win on Saturday by 0.20 s, then the slalom by 0.14 s over Mikaela Shiffrin. Camille Rast doubled her career win tally in two days and was the first woman to beat Shiffrin in a slalom this season.
Schwarz wins Alta Badia GS after 1,030 days; Odermatt sixth and off the GS podium
Marco Schwarz went first down the Gran Risa, built over half a second in run one and won by 0.18 s. Marco Odermatt finished a World Cup giant slalom off the podium for the first time since March 2021.
Zabystran wins Val Gardena super-G from bib 29: the first Czech man to win a World Cup race
Jan Zabystran, 27, beat Marco Odermatt by 0.22 s on the Saslong. First win, first podium, and the first men's World Cup victory in Czech alpine history.
Robinson wins three times in nine days, including New Zealand’s first World Cup super-G
Giant slaloms at Copper Mountain and Tremblant by 0.96 s and 0.94 s, then the St. Moritz super-G by 0.08 s. Alice Robinson's seventh World Cup win was her first outside giant slalom and the first super-G win by a New Zealander.
Aicher denies Vonn a St. Moritz double, winning the downhill by 0.24 s at 22
A day after Lindsey Vonn became the oldest World Cup winner, Emma Aicher won the second St. Moritz downhill by 0.24 s. Vonn, bumped off her hip mid-run, was second; Goggia third.
Swiss 1-2-3 on the Face de Bellevarde: Meillard wins, Aerni’s first GS podium
Loïc Meillard came from fifth after the first run to win by 0.18 s from Luca Aerni, with Marco Odermatt third at 0.33. Switzerland took the whole podium on the hardest giant slalom hill on the circuit.
Vonn, 41, wins St. Moritz downhill by 0.98 s: oldest World Cup winner
Win number 83, nearly eight years after number 82. Lindsey Vonn was fastest in the final three sectors and won the season's first women's downhill by almost a second.
Copper Mountain’s 49-year wait, Kilde’s 700 days, and three Odermatt wins in eleven days
The men raced at Copper Mountain for the first time since 1976 and at Beaver Creek a week later. Marco Odermatt won three of the five races, Stefan Brennsteiner his first at 34, and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde finished a World Cup race for the first time in nearly two years.
Rassat wins Gurgl slalom from 14th; Marchant takes Belgium’s first World Cup podium
Paco Rassat was 14th and 0.85 s down at half-time and won by 0.07 s. Armand Marchant was second: the first World Cup podium by any Belgian alpine skier.
Pinheiro Braathen wins Levi slalom: Brazil’s first World Cup victory
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen led by 0.41 s at half-time and won by 0.31 s from Clément Noël. Eduard Hallberg was third: Finland's first men's podium since 2007.
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