Swiss Olympic champion Feuz to retire
Switzerland's Olympic champion Beat Feuz announced on Wednesday that he would retire in January, 16 years after his debut in the Alpine Skiing World Cup.
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Alpine skiing-Kilde wins in Kitzbuehel as Feuz says farewell
Norwegian skier Aleksander Aamodt Kilde won a men's World Cup downhill on Kitzbuehel's fearsome Hahnenkamm slope on Saturday as Switzerland's Olympic champion Beat Feuz headed into retirement.
Kilde seals World Cup downhill title; Kriechmayr wins final race
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde edged Olympic champion Beat Feuz in their tight duel to win the World Cup season-long downhill title on Wednesday in Courchevel, France.
Alpine skiing-Swiss Odermatt seals overall World Cup title
COURCHEVEL, France : Marco Odermatt was confirmed as the first Swiss man for 12 years to win the overall Alpine skiing World Cup title after claiming second place in the final downhill of the season on Wednesday.
Dominik Paris claims 21st World Cup win in Kvitfjell downhill as Kjetil Jansrud bows out
Dominik Paris flew to victory in the second Alpine Ski World Cup downhill of the weekend at Kvitfjell on Saturday (5 March).
Cameron Alexander wins Canada's first World Cup downhill race since 2014
Canadian skier Cameron Alexander shared victory with Swiss rival Niels Hintermann in a men's World Cup downhill Friday after the pair upset the top contenders for the season title.
Beijing 2022 Alpine skiing wrap-up – top stories, moments and records
Alpine skiing featured 11 events at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and Swiss athletes got the lion's share by winning almost half of them.
Shiffrin slides out as teenagers make impact
BEIJING: Double gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin slid out in her bitterly disappointing opening race at the Beijing Olympics on Monday as two teenagers made their mark on their Games debuts.
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