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Who is skiing, when and how to watch the Sunday, Aspen super-G

Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt has a commanding lead in the 2023 World Cup super-G standings. It would take a complete Odermatt collapse and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde averaging 74 points in the last two races for Odermatt not to win the season’s title. No one else even has a mathematical chance.

Expect Kilde to push right to his limit.

Current World Cup men’s super-G standings as of March 5th

Top four World Cup super-G standings as of March 5th

It appears the overnight lows will produce a good freeze and provide a fair race surface.

North American teams will start 12 athletes, Alpine Canada Alpin will start six, and the Stifel US Alpine Team will start six. Currently, the best-ranked North American male super-G skier is Canada’s James Crawford, 14th and the best-ranked Stifel US Alpine Team member is Ryan Cochran-Siegle, 20th.

At this time Crawford, Jeff Read, Cochran-Siegle and Brodie Seger are in a good position to be invited to the Soldue Andora World Cup finals men’s super-G

North American rank in Men’s super-G standing as of January 28th

North Americans scheduled to start in the March 5th Aspen super-G

The race will begin at 12:00 pm Eastern Time and at 9:00 am on the West Coast. 

In the USA, Aspen’s Sunday, March 5th, downhill is available live and as a replay on Outside Watch or the Outside TV app. Tomorrow’s race is also available on Peacock TV.

In Canada, CBC sports offers Alpine World World Cup racing content.

Aspen start list and Program for the Sunday, March 5th super-G

Aspen March 5th, super-G daily program

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