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Marco Odermatt solidified his superiority as overall Alpine Skiing World Cup champion by racking up an 'unbelievable' seventh win of the season in Meribel. The Swiss star, 24, clinched the crown with a second-place Super-G finish in Courchevel on Thursday before climbing one step higher on the podium in his favoured giant slalom event just 48 hours later.
Ali Nullmeyer posted her third top-six slalom finish in a little over two months, placing sixth to lead Canada's four-member contingent at the final women's World Cup event of the season on Saturday in Courchevel, France.
Andreja Slokar became the first Slovenian skier to soar to World Cup slalom victory for eight years by grabbing a magnificent win in Meribel. Slokar, 24, beat German Lena Duerr by 0.48s on Saturday to claim just her second World Cup race win and emulate the exploits of compatriot Tina Maze back in 2014.
Marco Odermatt ended his stand-out World Cup title-winning season on a high after winning the giant slalom crystal globe in Courchevel-Meribel, France, on Saturday. This latest win comes during an outstanding season for Odermatt, who claimed his fifth victory of the campaign to take home the giant slalom crystal globe and move 267 points ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen in the discipline standings.
Slovenia's Andreja Slokar won her second World Cup race when she prevailed in the final giant slalom of the season in Courchevel, France, on Saturday.
Marco Odermatt claimed his 11th World Cup victory when he prevailed in the final giant slalom of the season in Courchevel, France, on Saturday.
Marco Odermatt finished his standout World Cup ski season on top yet again Saturday.
An inexperienced Switzerland side beat Olympic champions Austria 3-1 in the final to win the alpine skiing mixed team parallel event in Meribel, France on Friday.