Alpine skiing-Odermatt secures super-G title, third for the season
SAALBACH, Austria : Switzerland's Marco Odermatt remained on course for a quartet of men's Alpine skiing World Cup crystal globes after securing the super-G title on Friday.
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Alpine skiing-Switzerland's Odermatt narrowly misses giant slalom sweep
SAALBACH, Austria : Switzerland's Marco Odermatt missed out on the chance to become the first skier in 45 years to win every race in the giant slalom after failing to finish at the Austrian resort of Saalbach on Saturday.
Olympic and world champion Odermatt extends men's giant slalom win streak to 9
Swiss star Marco Odermatt dominated a men's World Cup giant slalom on Saturday to claim his ninth straight win in the discipline.
French skier Allegre upsets favourites in World Cup super-G for 1st career win
French skier Nils Allegre sped to his first career World Cup victory Saturday as two late starters upset the higher-ranked favorites at a tight super-G on the classic Kandahar course.
Swiss ski star Marco Odermatt navigates fog to post wire-to-wire victory on home snow
Swiss ski star Marco Odermatt is unstoppable in giant slaloms and proved it again Saturday racing through fog at his home World Cup classic.
More records fell at the finale of an historic alpine season
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Alpine skiing-Swiss Odermatt breaks 23-year-old record for most points in season
Switzerland's Marco Odermatt broke the men's record for most points in a World Cup season that had stood for 23 years when he won the giant slalom in Soldeu on Saturday.
Petra Vlhova's experience shines through to deny Leona Popovic first World Cup in Soldeu slalom
Petra Vlhova’s experience shone through as she took victory from Leona Popovic in the last women’s World Cup slalom of the season at Soldeu, Andorra, while Mikaela Shiffrin was officially crowned the Slalom World Cup champion. Vlhova denied Popovic her first World Cup win, with the Slovakian emerging victorious in the 11th and final round of the campaign with a total time of 1:51.38 – just 0.43s ahead of her nearest opponent. Ad Having watched Popovic take the lead in the penultimate run of the day, Vlhova saved the best for last despite appearing in trouble at the top.