Wengen World Cup: Men’s Race Live Updates & Results

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Luik will finish in last place today.

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Juhan Luik will be the last to start on today’s track in Wengen.

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Elezi Cannaferina finished in 27th place.

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Alban Elezi Cannaferina will start as the penultimate.

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Traninger finishes in 30th place.

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The last 3 races await us. Manuel Traninger starts.

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Alphand finished in 38th place.

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His compatriot Sam Alphand will start next.

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importantBailet joins Bosco and falls out.

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After him we will see Matthieu Bailet.

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Morse finishes in 30th place.

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Sam Morse started.

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importantExcellent ride Von Appen! This representative of Chile goes with the number 50 to a fantastic 16th place!

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Number 50 belongs to Henrik Von Appen.

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Ploier finishes in 24th place.

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Andreas Ploier started.

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Pfiffner in 45th place.

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After him we will see Marc Pfiffner.

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Arvidsson na 37. mieste.

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Erik Arvidsson started.

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Rieser finished in 30th place. Maple also ran the same time.

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Number 46 belongs to Stefan Rieser.

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Goldberg beats only Hiltbrand and Zabystřan at the finish line.

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We already have his compatriot Jared Goldberg on the track.

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Negomir finished in 35th place.

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After him we will see Kyle Negomir.

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importantChater number 43 with the 17th fastest time!

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Martin Čater started.

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Jocher with a loss of +2.01 in 20th place.

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We already have his compatriot Simon Jocher on the track.

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Luis Vogt started.

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Alliod is aiming for 20th place with number 40.

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Number 40 belongs to Benjamin Jacques Alliod.

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Read finished just behind the TOP 30 in 31st place.

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After him we will see Jeffrey Read.

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We already have Wiley Maple on the track.

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importantInnerhofer had great split times and even attacked for the podium, but in the end it’s 10th place, which is great despite the fact that it could have been much better.

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Christof Innerhofer started.

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Zabystřan with a loss of +4.66 in the last place.

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Jan Zabystřan starts.

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Monsen finishes in 32nd place and does not score today.

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We will see Felix Monsen next.

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Hiltbrand at the finish with a loss of +4.19 in last place.

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After him, we will see Livio Hiltbrand.

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importantBosca the first to drop out.

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Number 33 belongs to Guglielmo Bosca.

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Striedinger in 25th place. Without points, we will have Giezendanner today.

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After him we will see Otmar Striedinger.

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Haaser at the finish with a loss of +1.94 in 16th place.

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After a short break, Raphael Haaser starts.

Running order

1. Marco Odermatt (SUI) 1:33.14
2. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) +0.79
3. Giovanni Franzoni (ITA) +0.90
4. Franjo von Allmen (SUI) +0.93
5. Alexis Money (SUI) +0.95
6. Dominik Paris (ITA) +0,96
7. Cameron Alexander (CAN) +1,21
8. Daniel Hemetsberger (AUT) +1,37
9. Nils Allegre (FRA) +1.45
10. Maxence Muzaton (FRA) +1.50
11. Florian Schieder (ITA) +1.60
12. Marco Kohler (SUI) +1.63
13. Stefan Rogentin (SUI) +1.68
14. Ryan Cochran-Siegle (USA) +1,70
15. Justin Murisier (SUI) +1.91
16. Bryce Bennett (USA) +1,96
17. Niels Hintermann (SUI) +1.99
18. Miha Hrobat (SLO) +2.07
19. James Crawford (CAN) +2,10
20. Mattia Casse (ITA) +2.22
21. Elian Lehto (FIN) +2.26
22. Lars Rösti (SUI) +2.38
23. Stefan Babinsky (AUT) +2.54
24. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted (NOR) +2.71
25. Nils Alphand (FRA) +2.89
26. Alessio Miggiano (SUI) +3.06
27. Romed Baumann (GER) +3,17
28. Brodie Seger (CAN) +3,24
29. Blaise Giezendanner (FRA) +3.26
30. Adrien Theaux (FRA) +3.58

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Roesti finished in 22nd place.

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Lars Roesti will close the elite thirty with his ride.

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Giezendanner finished second to last.

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After him we will see Blais Giezendanner.

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importantFranzoni with number 28 performed another excellent drive, which moves him to the third place on the podium! He lost 90 hundredths of a second at Odermatt.

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Only yesterday’s Super G winner Giovanni Franzoni starts with number 28 today.

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Seger beats only Theaux.

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After him we will see Brodie Seger.

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Alphand with a loss of +2.89 in 23rd place.

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Nils Alphand starts.

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Miggiano finished in 23rd place.

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Number 25 belongs to Alessio Miggiano.

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Baumann only beats Theaux.

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We will see Romed Baumann next.

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Muzaton finished in 9th place. He lost +1.50 on Odermatt.

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After a short break, his compatriot Maxence Muzaton will start.

Running order

1. Marco Odermatt (SUI) 1:33.14
2. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) +0.79
3. Franjo von Allmen (SUI) +0.93
4. Alexis Money (SUI) +0.95
5. Dominik Paris (ITA) +0,96
6. Cameron Alexander (CAN) +1,21
7. Daniel Hemetsberger (AUT) +1,37
8. Nils Allegre (FRA) +1.45
9. Florian Schieder (ITA) +1.60
10. Marco Kohler (SUI) +1.63
11. Stefan Rogentin (SUI) +1.68
12. Ryan Cochran-Siegle (USA) +1,70
13. Justin Murisier (SUI) +1.91
14. Bryce Bennett (USA) +1,96
15. Niels Hintermann (SUI) +1.99
16. Miha Hrobat (SLO) +2.07
17. James Crawford (CAN) +2,10
18. Mattia Casse (ITA) +2.22
19. Elian Lehto (FIN) +2.26
20. Stefan Babinsky (AUT) +2.54
21. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted (NOR) +2.71
22. Adrien Theaux (FRA) +3.58

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Theaux with a loss of +3.58 in last place.

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Adrien Theaux will start next.

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Kohler’s time is currently enough for the TOP 10! With a loss of +1.63, he is currently exactly tenth.

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After him we will see Marc Kohler.

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Crawford finishes in 16th place.

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Number 20 is James Crawford.

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Lehto with a loss of +2.26 in 17th place.

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After him we will see Elian Leht.

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Casse gradually picked up the loss and finally finished in 16th place.

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Mattia Casse starts.

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Alexander arrives at the finish line in 6th place.

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Cameron Alexander has number 17.

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Babinsky finished second to last. On Odermatt he lost +2.54.

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After a short break, Stefan Babinsky starts.

Running order

1. Marco Odermatt (SUI) 1:33.14
2. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) +0.79
3. Franjo von Allmen (SUI) +0.93
4. Alexis Money (SUI) +0.95
5. Dominik Paris (ITA) +0,96
6. Daniel Hemetsberger (AUT) +1,37
7. Nils Allegre (FRA) +1.45
8. Florian Schieder (ITA) +1.60
9. Stefan Rogentin (SUI) +1.68
10. Ryan Cochran-Siegle (USA) +1,70
11. Justin Murisier (SUI) +1.91
12. Bryce Bennett (USA) +1,96
13. Niels Hintermann (SUI) +1.99
14. Miha Hrobat (SLO) +2.07
15. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted (NOR) +2.71

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Paris with a loss of 96 hundredths of a second in 5th place.

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Dominik Paris starts.

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Murisier finished in 10th place.

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After him we will see his compatriot Justin Murisiero.

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Von Allmen finished in 3rd place. He lost 93 hundredths of a second at Odermatt.

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Franjo Von Allmen starts.

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Hrobat beats only Sejersted.

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Miha Hrobat will start next.

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Allegre comes to the finish with a loss of +1.45 in 5th place.

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Number 11 belongs to Nils Allegre.

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Cochran-Siegle finished in 7th place. He lost +1.70 to Odermatt.

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After him we will see Ryan Cochran-Siegle.

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Monney finishes with a loss of 95 hundredths of a second in 3rd place.

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His compatriot Alexis Monney will start next.

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Rogentin with a loss of +1.68 in 5th place.

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After him, we will see his compatriot Stefano Rogentin.

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importantMarco Odermatt the sovereign new leader! He beat Kriechmayr by 79 hundredths of a second and today he can claim another victory!

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One of the biggest race favorites Marco Odermatt starts.

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importantEven after this ride, our leader changes. At the moment it is Kriechmayr, who beats his compatriot by 58 hundredths of a second!

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Number 6 belongs to his compatriot Vincent Kriechmayr.

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importantSchieder did not last long in the leadership position. After his ride, he is replaced by Hemetsberger, who reaches the finish line with a time faster by 23 hundredths of a second.

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Daniel Hemetsberger will try to overcome him.

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importantSchieder arrives at the finish line in green numbers and takes the lead! His time was 36 hundredths of a second faster than Bennett’s time.

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After him we will see Florian Schieder.

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Sejersted is currently the slowest with a loss of 75 hundredths of a second.

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Number 3 is Adrian Smiseth Sejersted.

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Hintermann is just not enough for Bennett! He lost only 3 hundredths of a second at the finish line and is currently second.

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Niels Hintermann will try to overcome him.

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importantBennett arrives at the finish line and sets a base time of 1:35.10.

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Bryce Bennett will open the race with number 1.

Today’s race will be due to worse conditions from a reduced start.

I welcome all fans of alpine skiing to watch the online text transmission of the Men’s Downhill. The venue of the race is Wengen, Switzerland.

The previous race was won by Franjo von Allmen ahead of Marc Odermatt and Florian Schiederer. Marco Odermatt will defend his victory from last year’s rally in Wengen.

We welcome you to the online transmission. The event will begin at 12:30 p.m.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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