Austria’s Marcel Hirscher swept the weekend’s World Cup races in Adelboden, Switzerland, by winning the men’s slalom on Sunday.
Hirscher came from behind for the second day in a row as he sat in third place after the first run. Hirscher was joined on the podium by first-time podium finisher, Clement Noel of France, in second place and Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen in third.
No Americans finished inside of the top 30.
Stay tuned for complete coverage.
Top 10
- Marcel Hirscher (AUT): 1:47.37
- Clement Noel (FRA): +0.50
- Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR): +0.71
- Alexis Pinturault (FRA): +0.73
- Ramon Zenhaeusern (SUI): +0.97
- Elias Kolega (CRO): +1.97
- Victor Muffat-Jeandet (FRA): +1.98
- Daniel Yule (SUI): +2.05
- Jean-Baptiste Grange (FRA): +2.20
- Stefan Hadalin (SLO): +2.22
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.
