BREAKING: Marcel Hirscher Bounces Back to Win Saalbach Slalom

Austria’s Marcel Hirscher bounced back from a disappointing sixth-place finish in Wednesday’s giant slalom in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria, to win in the slalom on Thursday with a combined time of 1:54.98 seconds.

Hirscher battled through a deteriorating second run to take his 63rd overall World Cup victory and was joined on the podium by Switzerland’s Loic Meillard in second place, 0.38 seconds back, and Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen in third, 0.47 seconds off the pace.

Unfortunately, no Americans finished inside of the top 30.

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Top 10

1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT): 1:54.98
2. Loic Meillard (SUI): +0.38
3. Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR): +0.47
4. Manuel Feller (AUT): +0.66
5. Michael Matt (AUT): +0.78
5. Daniel Yule (SUI): +0.78
7. Clement Noel (FRA): +0.79
8. Stefan Hadalin (SLO): +1.00
9. Marco Schwarz (AUT): +1.02
10. Ramon Zenhaeusern (SUI): +1.08