World Cup

Thomas Dressen led a tight race in Garmisch, giving fans more than enough to celebrate in addition to downhill champion Peter Fill's final race.

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Italy's Peter Fill announced in Kitzbuehel on Saturday that Garmisch will be the last race of his career.

The Italian had been training in Kirchberg, Austria in preparation for Friday's super-G in neighboring Kitzbuehel.

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The Swiss men impressed on home soil, lead by the day's champion, Daniel Yule.

The day's ultimate winner, Federica Brignone, of Italy, skied her coach’s course set on a mission, battling through the upper turns and rattling on the right footer through Panorama-Kurve.

A tight race provided for a great show in Adelboden, with Slovenia's Zan Kranjec coming out on top.

Corinne Suter claims her career-first victory and the first Swiss women’s downhill win on Austrian soil in more than 10 years

The race will now be held on Friday, January 24th, in Bansko.

The 26-year-old slalom specialist led the charge for the Swiss men, who punched five men total into the top 20.

Daniel Yule led the charge for Switzerland, winning his first race of the season

The Frenchwoman recently underwent knee surgery after skiing in Lienz late December.

The 22-year-old Frenchman took his first win of the season coming into a long slalom series that has played to his favor in 2019.