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Henrik Kristoffersen won gold at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships in Courchevel, Francel narrowly beating out Greek history-makerwho AJ Ginnis won the silver, his nation’s first ever World Championships medal. After the first run, 18 of the starters were within one second of the lead. Austrian Manuel Feller had finished fastest, ahead of Ginnis and Norwegian Lucas Braathen.
Great Britain star Dave Ryding has revealed that “passion and work ethic” are the two keys to his success despite being one of the oldest skiers on the tour. Ryding, 36, confounded expectations, and his own poor form, just before the Alpine World Ski Championships when he secured a second-place finish at Kitzbuhel, on the one-year anniversary of his triumph at the legendary Austrian venue, the first British male victory on the World Cup. Ad And as the oldest man on tour to win a slalom, it could be easy for Ryding to give up on the dream of winning again but the fire still burns.
Swiss skier Daniel Yule won a men's World Cup slalom Sunday after first-run leader Manuel Feller straddled a gate and failed to finish his home race in Kitzbuehel.
Great Britain's Olympic alpine skiers have launched an appeal for help after their funding was cut by UK Sport. GB Snowsport confirmed last week that the body had deemed the alpine, cross-country and para-Nordic programmes to no longer be eligible for «World Class Programme» funding amid a wider reduction ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Ad Team GB entered four alpine skiers at Beijing 2022, including Dave Ryding, who was one of the team's flag-bearers at the opening ceremony in China and in January became Britain's first winner of a World Cup race with a stunning victory in Kitzbuhel.
Henrik Kristoffersen sealed the 2022 men's World Cup slalom title after seeing off his Norwegian rivals in Courchevel. The 27-year-old was a model of consistency on the bumpy, carved up slope of the 'Roc de Fer', coming second in his first run and remaining in the same position following his second descent.
Norwegian skier Atle Lie McGrath secured his first career World Cup win Wednesday in a night slalom that produced the eighth different winner in nine races in the discipline this season.
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.
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