Race Coverage

Paris dominated again for his record-extending seventh victory in Bormio on Tuesday and sixth in downhill — making him the first skier to win as many downhills at a single resort.

French skier Tessa Worley posted the fastest time in the opening run of a women’s World Cup giant slalom Tuesday in the absence of Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin and world champion Lara Gut-Behrami.

Norwegian skier Sebastian Foss-Solevaag benefited when Clement Noel missed the final gate in the second run of a World Cup slalom night race on Wednesday to claim his first victory since taking gold at the world championships.

Chasing his second consecutive World Cup slalom victory, France’s Clément Noël held a comfortable advantage following the first leg of the night race Wednesday on the steep Canalone Miramonti course.

Swedish skier Sara Hector held on to her first-run lead and beat Mikaela Shiffrin on Wednesday in a women’s World Cup giant slalom.

Hector led Tessa Worley of France by .11 seconds, followed by overall World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin in third with .34 to make up in the second run.

Mikaela Shiffrin dominated the first of two midweek women’s World Cup giant slaloms in Courchevel. Shiffrin's 14th GS win put her in a tie for third place on the all-time winners list, trailing only Vreni Schneider, who racked up 20 wins, and Annemarie Moser-Pröll, who had 16.

Mikaela Shiffrin built a commanding lead in the opening run of a women’s World Cup giant slalom on Tuesday, with three of the American's main rivals sitting out the race after positive COVID-19 tests.

Confirming himself as the undisputed favorite for an Olympic gold medal, Swiss skier Marco Odermatt won a World Cup race at Alta Badia by a massive margin Monday for his third victory in four giant slalom races this season.

After finishing second a day earlier, overall World Cup leader Marco Odermatt stood first after the opening leg of another giant slalom in Alta Badia on Monday.

Photos: Geoff Mintz/Ski Racing Media GRANBY RANCH, Colo. – There’s a fresh force to be

Norwegian skier Henrik Kristoffersen moved up from seventh after the opening leg to win the Alta Badia giant slalom on Sunday for his first victory in the discipline since raising the trophy on the same Gran Risa course two years ago.

The last day of the Panorama NorAms ended with an American on top.

VAL d'ISÈRE, France — Sofia Goggia won the last women’s World Cup super-G of the calendar year Sunday, a day after the Italian also triumphed in the downhill.

World champion Mathieu Faivre held a slim advantage ahead of overall World Cup leader Marco Odermatt following the first run of the Alta Badia giant slalom on Sunday.

GRANBY RANCH, Colo. — The final run of the 2021-22 World Pro Ski Tour’s opening

Bennett joins teammate Steven Nyman (three downhill victories) and Bode Miller (one super-G victory) as American winners at the resort in the Dolomites.

Olympic champion Sofia Goggia and her American rival Breezy Johnson finished 1-2 in a women’s World Cup downhill for the third time this season on Saturday.