BREAKING: Dominik Paris Wins Kvitfjell Downhill

Mar 02, 2019

Italy’s Dominik Paris won the men’s World Cup downhill in Kvitfjell, Norway, on Saturday, finishing with a total time of 1:45.74 seconds.

After high winds forced the cancellation of Friday’s race, Paris seized the opportunity on Saturday and took his fourth World Cup win of the season and last regular season downhill before World Cup Finals later this month in Soldeu, Andorra. Paris was joined on the podium by Switzerland’s Beat Feuz in second, 0.25 seconds back, and Austria’s Matthias Mayer in third, 0.37 seconds off the pace.

Steven Nyman led the way for the American Downhillers in seventh place, 0.96 seconds back. Jared Goldberg finished in ninth, Bryce Bennett in 12th, and Ryan Cochran-Siegle in 24th for an impressive four skiers in the top 30.

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Top 10 

  1. Dominik Paris (ITA): 1:45.74
  2. Beat Feuz (SUI): +0.25
  3. Matthias Mayer (AUT): +0.37
  4. Mauro Caviezel (SUI): +0.62
  5. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT): +0.64
  6. Otmar Striedinger (AUT): +0.94
  7. Steven Nyman (USA): +0.96
  8. Kjetil Jansrud (NOR): +1.04
  9. Jared Goldberg (USA): +1.25
  10. Johan Clarey (FRA): +1.30

About the Author: Sean Higgins

A Lake Tahoe native and University of Vermont graduate, Higgins was a member of the Catamounts' 2012 NCAA title winning squad and earned first team All-American honors in 2013. Prior to coming to Ski Racing Media, he coached U14s for the Squaw Valley Ski Team.

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