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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.
For years, Henrik Kristoffersen and Marcel Hirscher fought fierce battles against each other in the men's Alpine skiing World Cup.
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.
Henrik Kristoffersen ended a year-long wait for his 20th career slalom win Saturday, triumphing in the first men's World Cup race after the Beijing Olympics.
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.
Former Olympic champion Jean-Pierre Vidal described compatriot Clement Noel’s slalom gold medal as ‘a historic day for French Alpine Skiing’. Noel’s stunning second run saw him top the podium ahead of Johannes Strolz and world champion Sebastien Foss-Solevaag. Ad/> In a closely fought battle, the Frenchman climbed from sixth place after his first run to lead the race after finishing in 1:44.09.
There is action every day at the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 but we’ll select for you the best one at the end of the competitions, when Beijing is closing its doors. Today: Clement Noel finds absolution four years on from fourth place finish at PyeongChang 2018.