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World champ Meillard wins World Cup slalom to close in on discipline leader Kristoffersen
World champion Loic Meillard won the season’s penultimate men’s World Cup slalom as the Swiss skier boosted his chances of taking the discipline title.
Meillard wins slalom and closes in on discipline leader Kristoffersen
Twice world champion Loic Meillard of Switzerland made it two wins from two weekend races in Norway and now has the chance to claim the slalom World Cup title at the season ender in the United States.
Meillard keeps alive slalom World Cup title hopes
Reigning world champion Loic Meillard kept alive his World Cup Alpine skiing slalom title hopes by winning the season's penultimate race in the discipline in Norway on Sunday.
Loic Meillard Narrowing the Gap in World Cup Slalom Showdown
Swiss alpine skier Loic Meillard kept his World Cup slalom title hopes alive by triumphing in Norway's penultimate race. He closed the gap to 47 points against leader Henrik Kristoffersen. With one more race in Sun Valley,
World champ Meillard leads season's penultimate World Cup slalom ahead of Pinheiro Braathen
World champion Loic Meillard posted the fastest time in the opening run of the season’s penultimate men’s World Cup slalom
World champ Loic Meillard victorious for 2nd straight day, closes in on season slalom title
World champion Loic Meillard won the season's penultimate men's World Cup slalom Sunday as the Swiss skier boosted his chances of taking the discipline title.
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Meillard's double delight as Braathen bags first Brazilian podium
Switzerland's Loic Meillard won the men's World Cup slalom in Hafjell on Sunday to claim back-to-back victories in the ...
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Norwegian skier Henrik Kristoffersen wins World Cup slalom for 2nd victory in 2 days
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen celebrates winning an alpine ski, ...
Kristoffersen ends GS drought, denies Brazil's Pinheiro Braathen
Henrik Kristoffersen won his first World Cup giant slalom in three years, denying runner-up Lucas Pinheiro Braathen what would have been Brazil's first-ever top-level victory in Alpine skiing.