Marco Odermatt Kranjska Gora: Photo GEPA

The World Cup Start Lists (WCSL) top 30 comprises men’s ski racing elite. These athletes are the best in the world, captivating the attention of fans with their superhuman performances. This article will focus on the men’s slalom and giant slalom disciplines.

Let’s take a closer look at these elite athletes’ names, countries, ages, and equipment choices. Among the 2023 top 30 WCSL, one notable figure is Leif Christian Nestvold-Haugen from Norway, who announced his retirement at 35.

Another interesting fact is that ten men appear in the top 30 WCSL for slalom and giant slalom. Among them, four athletes hail from Norway. Additionally, six men make it to the top 30 WCSL in super-G and giant slalom. Marco Schwarz from Austria is the sole male athlete in the top 30 WCSL across all four disciplines.

The average age of the top 30 on the men’s WCSL and North American representation in each discipline

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COURCHEVEL, FRANCE,19.FEB.23 – FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, slalom, A J Ginnis (GRE), Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) and Alex Vinatzer (ITA). Keywords: medal. Photo: GEPA pictures/ Mathias Mandl

Current men’s top 30 slalom WCSL

COURCHEVEL, FRANCE,17.FEB.23 – FIS World Championships, giant slalom, Loic Meillard (SUI), Marco Odermatt (SUI) and Marco Schwarz (AUT). Photo: GEPA pictures/ Daniel Goetzhaber

Current men’s top 30 giant slalom WCSL

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