Schladming Slalom 2024: Men’s 2nd Run LIVE

Race results

1. Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) 1:53.80
2. Atle Lie McGrath (NOR) +0,34
3. Clément Noël (FRA) +0.54
4. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen (BRA) +1.53
5. Fabio Gstrein (AUT) +1.75
6. Timon Haugan (NOR) +1.99
7. Alex Vinatzer (ITA) +2,26
8. Eirik Hystad Solberg (NOR) +2.32
9. Tanguy Nef (SUI) +2.40
10. Manuel Feller (AUT) +2,43
11. Tommaso Sala (ITA) +2.58
12. Joshua Sturm (AUT) +2,79
13. Benjamin Ritchie (USA) +2,80
14. Samuel Kolega (CRO) +3,0
15. Fabian Ax Swartz (SWE) +3,24
16. Victor Muffat-Jeandet (FRA) +3.35
17. Daniel Yule (SUI) +3,40
18. Albert Popov (BUL) +4,02
19. Luke Winters (USA) +4,06
20. Ramon Zenhäusern (SUI) +4,07
21. Theodor Brækken (NOR) +5.01
Loïc Meellard (SUI) DNF
Paco Rassat (FRA) DNF
Eduard Hallberg (FIN) DNF
Armand Marchant (BEL) DNF
Johannes Strolz (AUT) DNF
East Rodeš (CRO) DNF
Dominik Raschner (AUT) DNF
Dave Ryding (GBR) DNF
Adrian Pertl (AUT) DNF

That’s how he becomes the winner of today’s slalom Henrik Kristoffersen. They will complement him on stage Atle Lie McGrath a Clement Noel.

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McGrath finishes 34 hundredths of a second down in 2nd place.

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Only the winner of the first round, Atle Lie McGrath, is waiting for his start, who will have a lead of 15 hundredths of a second. The Norwegian will definitely win today. It will be Kristoffersen or McGrath.

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importantKristoffersen arrives at the finish in green numbers and beats Noel by 54 hundredths of a second!

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Henrik Kristoffersen will have a lead of 73 hundredths of a second.

3

importantSurprisingly, Meillard also drops out, and despite the 8th place in the first round, Noel already has the certainty of the podium!

3

The last 3 races await us. Loic Meillard starts with a lead of 44 hundredths of a second.

4

importantA big pity for Rassat, who ends!

4

After him, Paco Rassat will perform.

5

Braathen with a loss of 99 hundredths of a second, but is second.

5

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen started.

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importantNot even Hallberg scores today, as he ends up after a fall.

6

Eduard Hallberg starts.

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importantMarchant is out and does not score today.

7

Armand Marchant will try to overcome him.

8

importantNoel with a slower start, but he finally gets it going and beats Gstrein by more than a second!

8

After a short break, Clement Noel starts.

Running order

1. Fabio Gstrein (AUT) 1:55.55
2. Timon Haugan (NOR) +0.24
3. Alex Vinatzer (ITA) +0,51
4. Eirik Hystad Solberg (NOR) +0.57
5. Tanguy Nef (SUI) +0.65
6. Manuel Feller (AUT) +0,68
7. Tommaso Sala (ITA) +0.83
8. Joshua Sturm (AUT) +1,04
9. Benjamin Ritchie (USA) +1,05
10. Samuel Kolega (CRO) +1,3
11. Fabian Ax Swartz (SWE) +1,49
12. Victor Muffat-Jeandet (FRA) +1.60
13. Daniel Yule (SUI) +1,65
14. Albert Popov (BUL) +2,27
15. Luke Winters (USA) +2,31
16. Ramon Zenhäusern (SUI) +2,32
17. Theodor Brækken (NOR) +3.26
Johannes Strolz (AUT) DNF
East Rodeš (CRO) DNF
Dominik Raschner (AUT) DNF
Dave Ryding (GBR) DNF
Adrian Pertl (AUT) DNF

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Haugan with a loss of 24 hundredths of a second in 2nd place.

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We will see Timon Haugan next.

10

importantGstrein used his lead and is 51 hundredths faster than Vinatzer at the finish line.

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After him, we will see Fabio Gstrein with a lead of 77 hundredths of a second.

11

Nef lost his entire lead and with a loss of 14 hundredths of a second he is currently third.

11

Tanguy Nef will have a lead of 76 hundredths of a second.

12

Muffat-Jeandet with a loss of +1.09 in 9th place.

12

Victor Muffat-Jeandet starts with a lead of 61 hundredths of a second.

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Feller with a loss of 17 hundredths of a second in 3rd place.

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His compatriot Manuel Feller will start after him.

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importantStrolz another dropout.

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We will see Johannes Strolz next.

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Sala with a loss of 32 hundredths of a second in 3rd place.

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After a short break, his compatriot Tommaso Sala will start.

Running order

1. Alex Vinatzer (ITA) 1:56,06
2. Eirik Hystad Solberg (NOR) +0.06
3. Joshua Sturm (AUT) +0,53
4. Benjamin Ritchie (USA) +0,54
5. Samuel Kolega (CRO) +0,83
6. Fabian Ax Swartz (SWE) +0,98
7. Daniel Yule (SUI) +1,14
8. Albert Popov (BUL) +1,76
9. Luke Winters (USA) +1,80
10. Ramon Zenhäusern (SUI) +1,81
11. Theodor Brækken (NOR) +2.75
East Rodeš (CRO) DNF
Dominik Raschner (AUT) DNF
Dave Ryding (GBR) DNF
Adrian Pertl (AUT) DNF

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importantVinatzer arrives at the finish line and beats Solberg by 6 hundredths of a second.

16

Alex Vinatzer started.

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importantEven Rodeš didn’t finish the second round.

17

Istok Rodeš will start next.

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importantSolberg made perfect use of his lead and is in green numbers at the finish, beating Sturm by 47 hundredths of a second.

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With a lead of 67 hundredths of a second, we have Eirik Hystad Solberg on the track.

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Popov with a loss of +1.23 in 6th place.

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We will see Albert Popov with a lead of 65 hundredths of a second.

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importantRaschner ends after the spiker.

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Dominik Raschner will have a lead of 52 hundredths of a second at the start.

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Ax Swartz did not use his lead and with a loss of 45 hundredths of a second we have him in 4th place.

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Fabian Ax Swartz started with a lead of 44 hundredths of a second. He managed to get to the second round today with number 52, which was the highest number to do so today.

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Yule in 4th place. He lost 61 hundredths of a second to Sturm, and the Austrian improved by 6 positions.

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A colleague with a loss of 30 hundredths of a second in 3rd place.

23

Samuel Kolega will start after him.

24

Braekken at the finish with a loss of +2.22, the slowest so far.

24

Theodor Braekken will be introduced next.

25

Winters finished in 3rd place. He lost +1.27 to Sturm.

25

Luke Winters starts.

26

importantRyding drops out after the point guard and he won’t score any points today either.

26

Dave Ryding will start next.

27

importantPertl finishes and doesn’t score today.

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After him we will see Adrian Pertl.

28

importantSturm comes to the finish in green numbers and beats Ritchie by one hundredth of a second!

28

Joshua Sturm starts.

29

Zenhaeusern arrives at the finish line with a loss of +1.27.

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Ramon Zenhaeusern will try to overcome him.

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importantRitchie arrives at the finish line and sets a base time of 1:56.60.

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Benjamin Ritchie will open the second round with his ride.

Start list

1. Atle Lie McGrath (NOR) 53,12
2. Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) +0.15
3. Loïc Meillard (SUI) +0.44
4. Paco Rassat (FRA) +0.63
5. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen (BRA) +0.78
6. Eduard Hallberg (FIN) +0,82
7. Armand Marchant (BEL) +0.83
8. Clément Noël (FRA) +0.88
9. Timon Haugan (NOR) +1.03
10. Fabio Gstrein (AUT) +1.22
11. Tanguy Nef (SUI) +1.23
12. Victor Muffat-Jeandet (FRA) +1.38
13. Manuel Feller (AUT) +1,68
14. Johannes Strolz (AUT) +1.75
15. Tommaso Sala (ITA) +1.82
16. Alex Vinatzer (ITA) +1,95
17. East Rodeš (CRO) +2.09
18. Eirik Hystad Solberg (NOR) +2.13
19. Albert Popov (BUL) +2,15
20. Dominik Raschner (AUT) +2.28
21. Fabian Ax Swartz (SWE) +2,36
22. Daniel Yule (SUI) +2,42
23. Samuel Kolega (CRO) +2,43
24. Theodor Brækken (NOR) +2.45
25. Luke Winters (USA) +2,63
26. Dave Ryding (GBR) +2,67
27. Adrian Pertl (AUT) +2,69
28. Joshua Sturm (AUT) +2,80
29. Ramon Zenhäusern (SUI) +2,82
30. Benjamin Ritchie (USA) +2,84

I welcome all Alpine skiing fans to watch the online text broadcast of the 2nd round of the Men’s Slalom. The venue of the race is Schladming, Austria.

Traditionally, the 30 fastest competitors will advance to the 2nd round and they will start in the opposite order, so the competitor who finished 30th in the 1st round will start the 2nd round first.

We welcome you to the online transmission. The event will start at 20:45.

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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