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031Steen Olsen leads Norwegian 1-2-3 in Sölden; Hirscher 23rd on his return
Alexander Steen Olsen won the opener by 0.65 s, leading a Norwegian podium sweep. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen was fourth for Brazil, Marcel Hirscher 23rd for the Netherlands, Marco Odermatt out in run one.
032Odermatt’s 2023/24 in numbers: 13 wins, four globes, 12 straight GS wins
Four crystal globes, the first man to do it since Hermann Maier. Thirteen wins for the second season running. The numbers behind Marco Odermatt's winter.
033Gut-Behrami wins overall, giant slalom and super-G globes, eight years after her first overall title
Lara Gut-Behrami finished the 2023/24 season with 1,716 points and three crystal globes. Federica Brignone was second, Mikaela Shiffrin third after missing 11 races.
034Odermatt wins second Wengen downhill in three days; Kilde airlifted after crash
Marco Odermatt won the Lauberhorn by 0.59 s from Cyprien Sarrazin, taking the Kernen-S at full speed. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde crashed into the nets in sight of the finish.
035Braathen retires at 23, two days before Sölden
The reigning slalom globe winner announced his retirement on Instagram on the Friday before the season opener. Five wins, twelve podiums, one dispute with the Norwegian federation.
036Odermatt wins Soldeu GS by 2.11 s and finishes on 2,042 points, beating Maier’s record
Marco Odermatt closed his season with a 13th win and 2,042 points, breaking Hermann Maier's 2,000 from 1999/2000. By the numbers.
037Shiffrin wins Åre slalom by 0.92 s for 87th win: the all-time record
A day after equalling Ingemar Stenmark's 86, Mikaela Shiffrin led the Åre slalom by 0.69 s at half-time and won by 0.92 s. No skier has won more World Cup races.
038Shiffrin wins Kronplatz GS for 83rd World Cup win, one clear of Vonn
Mikaela Shiffrin won the Kronplatz giant slalom by 0.45 s from Lara Gut-Behrami. 83 wins: the women's record is hers alone. Three short of Stenmark.
039Kilde wins on the Streif as Feuz bows out; Clarey, 42, second
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde won his fifth downhill of the season by 0.67 s. Beat Feuz finished 16th in his last race; Johan Clarey became the oldest podium finisher in World Cup history.
040Shiffrin clinches fourth overall globe with super-G second in Courchevel
A downhill win, then second in the super-G by 0.05 s. Mikaela Shiffrin turned a 56-point lead into an unassailable 236 and took her fourth overall title.
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