Austria's Schwarz wins World Cup race in Italy to go to top of overall, slalom standings
Marco Schwarz's mission to challenge Swiss dominator Marco Odermatt for the overall World Cup ski title is on track.
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Alpine Skiing World Cup: AJ Ginnis loses victory after disqualification, Alexander Steen Olsen wins dramatic slalom
AJ Ginnis lost his maiden Alpine Skiing World Cup win in a dramatic slalom in Palisades Tahoe, with Alexander Steen Olsen instead taking his first victory. Ginnis went fastest in the second run, but appeared to straddle one of the gates. However, on the official timings, he was not disqualified.
Norway's Alexander Steen Olsen earns 1st World Cup slalom win
Norwegian ski racer Alexander Steen Olsen earned his first World Cup win after AJ Ginnis of Greece was disqualified for missing a gate in a slalom event held on a snowy Sunday at the Palisades Tahoe resort in Olympic Valley, Calif.
Kristoffersen wins slalom, historic silver for Greece
COURCHEVEL, France: Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen took gold in the final men's slalom of the Alpine skiing world championships on Sunday (Feb 19) while Alexandros "AJ" Ginnis finished second to give Greece a first ever winter sports medal.
Alpine skiing-Kristoffersen wins men's slalom, silver for Ginnis
COURCHEVEL, France :Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen took gold in the final men's slalom of the Alpine skiing world championships on Sunday while Alexandros "AJ" Ginnis finished second to give Greece a first ever medal.
Norway's Kristoffersen gets 1st win while wearing ex-rival Hirscher's ski brand
For years, Henrik Kristoffersen and Marcel Hirscher fought fierce battles against each other in the men's Alpine skiing World Cup.
Atle Lie McGrath takes win in Flachau as Dave Ryding's World Cup hopes are dashed by a DNF
Atle Lie McGrath secured slalom World Cup victory in Flachau, as Dave Ryding’s hopes were dashed by a straddled gate. Lie McGrath produced a brilliant second run and after crossing the line, his celebrations were worthy of victory as the Norwegian whipped up the 20,000 fans on the mountain in Austria. Ad/> While there was joy for Lie McGrath in what was his first career win, it was woe for Britain’s Ryding.