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Simone

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Armand

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Mikaela

Mikaela SHIFFRIN

Ilia

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Cyprien SARRAZIN

Cyprien

Swiss alpine skiing stalwart Thomas Tumler finally got his first ever FIS World Cup win dominating the giant slalom in Beaver Creek, Colorado on Sunday (8 December).
The 35-year-old had to wait more than a decade since his World Cup debut in 2012 to earn the top step in his

BEAVER CREEK, USA - DECEMBER 8: Thomas Tumler of Team Switzerland in action during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's Giant Slalom on December 8, 2024 in Beaver Creek, USA. (Photo by Gabriele Facciotti/Agence Zoom/Getty Images)

Thomas Tumler

Thomas Tumler wins giant slalom in Beaver Creek

Marco Odermatt returned to the top of the podium clinching the Super G at Beaver Creek for his first victory of the 2024/25 FIS World Cup season in Colorado on Saturday (7 December).
The Swiss skier showed why he is the reigning king of Super G with a flying run

BEAVER CREEK, USA - DECEMBER 7: Marco Odermatt of Team Switzerland reacts during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's Super G on December 7, 2024 in Beaver Creek, USA. (Photo by Alexis Boichard/Agence Zoom/Getty Images)

Marco Odermatt

Marco Odermatt wins Super G in Beaver Creek

A new star is born: Cyprien Sarrazin.
The Frenchman showed as much, winning back-to-back downhill races on the famous Hahnenkamm mountain in Kitzbühel, Austria, on Saturday (20 January).
The 29-year-old now boasts four speed race victories – three in the downhill and one in the Super G – in as

Alpine Skiing - FIS Alpine Ski World Cup - Men's Downhill - Kitzbuehel, Austria - January 20, 2024 France's Cyprien Sarrazin reacts after his run REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

France's Cyprien Sarrazin wins Kitzbuhel downhill 

Alpine ski World Cup 23/24: Cyprien Sarrazin crowns amazing season with second Kitzbühel downhill win 

It turns out Marco Odermatt is stoppable after all.
Not one but two skiers proved that on Friday (19 January), as France's Cyprien Sarrazin – the eventual winner – and Italian Florian Schieder knocked the Swiss Alpine skiing superstar down into third in an "extra" downhill race on the famous

Cyprien Sarrazin at Kitzbuhel 2024

Alpine ski World Cup 23/24: Cyprien Sarrazin outclasses Marco Odermatt to win Friday downhill at Kitzbühel

Two days after claiming his first Alpine Skiing World Cup downhill win, Marco Odermatt won again at Wengen on Saturday (13 January) to delight a feverish home crowd.
Unlike Thursday's shortened course, this was the classic Lauberhorn downhill \- the longest race on the World Cup circuit – with the

Marco Odermatt conquered the Lauberhorn again in the Wengen downhill classic

Alpine ski World Cup 23/24: Marco Odermatt wins Wengen classic downhill as Kilde crashes out - Results

Cyprien Sarrazin claimed his first FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup Super G victory at Wengen on Friday (12 January).
The 29-year-old Frenchman was third down the Lauberhorn after taking second place in Thursday's downhill behind home favourite Marco Odermatt.
He put together a blistering run, touching the perimeter netting high

Cyprien Sarrazin claimed his first World Cup Super G win at Wengen ahead of Marco Odermatt

Cyprien Sarrazin beats Marco Odermatt to take Wengen Super G 

Marco Odermatt delivered a dominant performance in the prestigious Wengen downhill on Thursday (11 January 2024), claiming his inaugural Alpine Ski World Cup victory in the discipline.
The reigning world downhill champion from Switzerland finally topped the podium after achieving eight second-place and three third-place finishes, and he did it

Marco Odermatt celebrates his first World Cup win in downhill.

Alpine ski World Cup 23/24: Marco Odermatt triumphs in Wengen to claim maiden World Cup downhill win - Results

Cyprien Sarrazin stole the show in Bormio, Italy, by securing his first career downhill win in the Alpine skiing FIS World Cup on Thursday (28 December).
The 29-year-old became the first Frenchman to triumph on the Stelvio course since Luc Alphand in 1996 and confirmed his progress in speed after

BORMIO, ITALY - DECEMBER 28: Cyprien Sarrazin of Team France in action during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's Downhill on December 28, 2023 in Bormio, Italy.

France's Cyprien Sarrazin secured his second World Cup win by taking the Bormio downhill

Cyprien Sarrazin triumphs in Bormio downhill win, Marco Odermatt regains overall lead after Schwarz's crash | Alpine skiing FIS World Cup 23/24 - results

Cyprien SARRAZIN

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