:watermark(https://f.pmo.ee//logos/4232/4ebd6f5dc62d0c4b6f1961c46e2f0303.png,-2p,-2p,0,18,none):format(webp)/nginx/o/2025/11/15/17279305t1hfb23.jpg?ssl=1 "Đermane’s World Cup Slalom Return: Strong Performance After Break")
Competing for the first time after a break of less than a year due to injury, Đermane, who ranked 30th in the first track, got the fifth best result in the second track and finished in a minute and 52.86 seconds in the sum of both races.
A sure victory was won by the title-holder American alpine skier Mikeyla Shiffrin, who was the best in both the first and second course and reached the finish line after the sum of both runs in one minute and 48.92 seconds.
Albania’s Lara Kolturi finished second, 1.66 seconds behind Shiffrin, while Germany’s Emma Eicher was 2.59 seconds behind to round out the top three.
Germane was behind Shifrin by 3.94 seconds in the sum of both runs.
On the first track, Liene Bondare, who started with number 83, took 68th place. Out of the 84 skiers who started on the first track, 73 athletes finished.
A year ago, Germaine Levi took 21st place in the slalom, but after a week in the competition in the Austrian city of Gurgl, she did not finish, and she underwent knee surgery.
2024/2025 In the season of 2018, Gērmane won eighth place in slalom three times in the World Cup stages, which is the record of independent Latvian alpine skiing. In the final competition, the Latvian took 14th place.
At the beginning of 2024, German also became the world junior champion in slalom.
