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Braathen Leads Hafjell Giant Slalom After Odermatt Skis Out

A top-three finish would secure Brazil’s first World Cup giant slalom season title.

Overview

  • Lucas Pinheiro Braathen set the fastest first-run time at Hafjell, 0.21 seconds ahead of Stefan Brennsteiner with Loïc Meillard 0.63 back.
  • Marco Odermatt skied out in the opening run, giving Braathen a clear chance to take the season trophy in giant slalom.
  • Braathen will clinch the crystal globe, the World Cup’s season title for a discipline, with a top-three finish in the final run.
  • Meillard can still win the standings only if he wins the race and Braathen finishes off the podium.
  • Odermatt has already secured the downhill, super-G, and overall season titles despite his exit in Hafjell’s giant slalom.