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The Norwegian beat out Italian Giuliano Razzoli and first-run leader Mattias Hargin of Sweden.

Zuzulova and Strachova round out the slalom podium in Sweden.

American Ted Ligety clips a rock in first run to finish fourth on the day.

Second run course set by Maze's coach backfires in Are.

Downhill races mark the end of the series as Norway claims the Marc Holder Trophy.

Drew Duffy finishes 16th in the men's super G as the top American on the day.

Hip pain forces the speed star to return to the U.S. for an evaluation.

The men will have to wait until tomorrow as weather derails super G at Kvitfjell.

Tina Maze and Anna Fenninger round out the podium in second and third, respectively.

Dustin Cook grabs career-first World Cup podium as Weibrecht matches best result.

Valerie Grenier podiums just ahead of Mikaela Tommy and Candace Crawford.

Led by Ganong, Americans place four in top 15.

Downhill and overall title battles heat up following the opening race in Garmisch.

Canada's most decorated male alpine skier unable to defend last season's win in Kvitfjell.

Race officials moved a few gates between Thursday and Friday's training sessions, leading to a faster course.

Season ends for Daniela Merighetti who suffers a broken fibula in training run crash.

Kjetil Jansurd is looking to fend off challenges to the downhill title on home snow.

Tim Kelley was cut from the U.S. Ski Team in 2010, but that didn't slow him down.