Raphael Haaser stuns to win Alpine worlds giant slalom, ends Swiss men’s bid for gold sweep
Austrian Raphael Haaser went from fifth place to win the World Alpine Skiing Championships giant slalom, the first top-level victory of his career. Haaser, 27, prevailed by 23 hundredths of a second over Swiss Thomas Tumler combining times from two runs in Saalbach, Austria, on Friday.
Federica Brignone wins ski worlds giant slalom; American Paula Moltzan snags bronze by .01
Italian Federica Brignone will go into a home Olympics as a reigning world champion, while Minnesotan Paula Moltzan is a first-time individual world medalist, 12-plus years after her debut at ski racing's highest level.
United States skier Mikaela Shiffrin won't be defending her title in the women's giant slalom event at the World Alpine ...
Two-time Olympian Ryan Cochran-Siegle (nicknamed "RCS") is hoping to make his third Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina in 2026 in ...
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Haugan leads world giant slalom, Odermatt lurks in thirdNorway's Timon Haugan will head into the second and decisive leg of the men's giant slalom at the World Ski Championships on ...
Every race of the 2025 World Alpine Skiing Championships airs live on Peacock from Saalbach, Austria. The World Championships ...
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Clockwise from left, Switzerland's Alexis Monney, Stefan Rogentin, Loic Meillard, Marc Rochat and Nef Tanguy celebrate at the ...
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Most athletes in dangerous sports experience fear and doubt. It's just that many of them don't talk about it. Mikaela ...
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