McGrath Wins | Meillard & Iten’s Results

Atle Lie McGrath masterfully won the Wengen slalom. The Norwegian, already in the lead at the end of the first round, was ahead of Lucas Pinheiro Braathen (+0″47). Second after the first course, Loïc Meillard for his part fell two places to finish at the foot of the podium. Finally, note the superb comeback of … Read more

Biathlon: Perrot 2nd at Ruhpolding Pursuit – Olympic Preview

Two pursuits and three podiums including a victory for France less than three weeks before the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games. This Saturday noon in Ruhpolding, Lou Jeanmonnot won the women’s race ahead of Hanna Oeberg and especially her compatriot Camille Bened, author of a 20/20. Three hours later, Eric Perrot narrowly missed victory and finished five … Read more

Wengen Descent: Start Lowered by Wind | Ski Update

The Swiss descent of Wengen, the oldest and longest of the men’s Alpine Skiing World Cup, will be shortened on Saturday “due to strong winds”, announced the International Ski Federation (FIS). Like the super-G won on Friday by the Italian Giovanni Franzoni, the event will start at 12:30 p.m. just above the emblematic “Dog’s Head”, … Read more

Von Allmen & Franzoni: Latest Results & Rankings

The Swiss were beaten during the super-G in Wengen. Giovanni Franzoni achieved his first World Cup success, while Franjo von Allmen took 3rd place and Marco Odermatt 4th. Little surprise on the Lauberhorn. While we were expecting the best representatives of Swiss-Ski in speed, it was an Italian who managed to win his first World … Read more