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KVITFJELL, Norway : Switzerland's Marco Odermatt won his third successive Alpine skiing Super-G World Cup crystal globe, and moved closer to a fourth overall title in a row, in a shortened race won by Italy's Dominik Paris on Sunday.

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Canada's Jack Crawford wins silver in World Cup super-G at Kvitfjell in Norway

Canadian alpine skier Jack Crawford claimed silver on Sunday in a tight men's super-G race at the World Cup stop in Kvitfjell, Norway.

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Canada's Cam Alexander earns bronze in World Cup downhill on 2026 Olympic slope

Canadian alpine skier Cameron Alexander reached his first World Cup podium of the season with bronze in the men's downhill on Saturday in Bormio, Italy.

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Alpine skiing-Italian Casse earns first Super-G win by a whisker

Italian Mattia Casse claimed his first World Cup victory by just one hundredth of a second in Friday's Super-G on home snow at Val Gardena.

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Odermatt remains winless in Gardena after 3rd-place result in super-G

Marco Odermatt still can't win a race in Val Gardena.

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Vincent Kriechmayr bolts to final men's downhill Alpine Ski World Cup win in Soldeu ahead of Romed Baumann

Vincent Kriechmayr took victory in the final men’s downhill at the Alpine Ski World Cup in Soldeu to cap off a fine season. Kriechmayr claimed his fourth downhill victory ahead of German duo Romed Baumann and Andreas Sander in second and third places respectively. Ad Aleksander Aamodt Kilde of Norway had already secured the overall downhill title ahead of Kriechmayr in second, but the day belonged to the Austrian who led the way with a time of 1:26.59.