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DHSG Filled = speed (Downhill, Super-G)GSSL Outline = technical (Giant Slalom, Slalom)W women · M men
021Vonn, 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.
022Copper 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.
023Rassat 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.
024Pinheiro 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.
025Odermatt wins Sölden by 0.24 s; Schwarz back on the podium after 22 months
A 0.01 s first-run lead became a 0.24 s win. Marco Odermatt's 46th World Cup victory opened his fifth title season; Marco Schwarz took second in his first podium since a knee injury in December 2023.
026Scheib wins Sölden opener by 0.58 s for first World Cup victory
Julia Scheib led the first run by 1.28 s and won the season-opening giant slalom on the Rettenbach glacier by 0.58 s from Paula Moltzan. Her first World Cup win, in her 45th giant slalom start.
027Brignone, 34, takes overall, downhill and GS globes; Vonn second in Sun Valley super-G
Ten wins, 1,594 points, three globes. Federica Brignone wins her second overall title and becomes the oldest overall champion. Lara Gut-Behrami took the super-G globe; Lindsey Vonn finished on the podium.
028Meillard wins Hafjell GS; Odermatt second and clinches fourth straight overall
A Swiss 1-2-3 in Hafjell. Loïc Meillard won by 0.14 s, Marco Odermatt's second place sealed the overall and giant slalom globes with five events to go.
029Shiffrin wins Sestriere slalom for 100th World Cup victory
Mikaela Shiffrin won by 0.61 s from Zrinka Ljutić. First skier to 100 World Cup wins, and her 155th podium equals Ingemar Stenmark's record.
030Vonn, 40, returns in St. Moritz super-G: 14th, 1.18 s back
Nearly six years after retiring, Lindsey Vonn finished 14th in the St. Moritz super-G won by Cornelia Hütter. She has a titanium knee and 82 World Cup wins.
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