Haugan wins men's slalom finale as Kristoffersen gets World Cup globe

Haugan wins men's slalom finale as Kristoffersen gets World Cup globe

Norway had two reasons to celebrate on the slopes Thursday as Timon Haugan won the alpine ski World Cup men's slalom finale and compatriot Henrik Kristoffersen took home the season globe for the event.

That was close! Almost in the first run of the Herren-Slalom in Sun Valley there would have been a bad collision. A piste worker, who had apparently not been informed that a runner was on the track, almost crashed in Linus Straßer, who only went hair-sharply past the man. Straßer had started well in the race, in the upper part he lacked only a few Hunderstels on the leader Timon Haugan. In the middle part, however, the German was hit by a runway…

Norway's Haugan grabs men's slalom lead at World Cup Final

Norway's Timon Haugan took the lead after the opening run of the men's slalom on Thursday's last day of the alpine ski World Cup Final.

In Sun Valley, Timon Haugan is in the best position in the last slalom of the season before the final. Clement Noel is ten hundredths behind, and Henrik Kristoffersen is in third, who is in the best position for the small globe. The final will be at 20:00. The broadcast is on TV SLO 2.

Slalom in Sun Valley: Kristoffersen decides for themselves bullet struggle - World News

Status: 27.03.2025 6:53 p.m. Henrik Kristoffersen got the small crystal ball at the last slalom, the day victory went to a compatriot. Linus Straßer also showed a solid race. In the last slalom of the season there was a dramatic fight for the small crystal ball. The currently strong Loic Meillard made it really exciting with a catch -up in the second round and fifth place in Sun Valley. The result Arrow right Live ticker for reading Arrow ri…

Timon Haugan was the strongest in the World Cup final in Sun Valley, while Henrik Kristoffersen secured his fourth crystal ball in slalom.