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Pinheiro Braathen Seals Back-to-Back World Cup Victories with Slalom Win in Levi

The Brazilian led by 0.65 seconds after the first run and held off Clement Noel for his 10th career World Cup win.

  • German skier Emma Aicher won her first FIS Alpine World Cup slalom on Saturday in Levi, Finland, posting a combined time of 1:52.62. She beat runner-up Lara Colturi of Albania by 0.43 seconds.
  • The victory marked the first Levi slalom win by neither Mikaela Shiffrin nor Petra Vlhova since 2014. Defending Olympic champion Shiffrin skipped the race to prioritize giant slalom and super-G this season.
  • Recovering from a severe knee injury, Vlhova finished 16th in her first slalom since January 2024. Aicher led after the opening run and protected her advantage through the second leg despite being the final racer.
  • Runner-Up Colturi secured her ninth World Cup podium but remains seeking her first career victory. Aicher's win positions her as a contender for the overall World Cup title this season.
  • Defending Olympic slalom champion Shiffrin plans to resume her slalom campaign at Killington Resort in Vermont on November 29. She described this season as an 'exploration season' while prioritizing other alpine disciplines.
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Lucas Pinheiro Braathen took his second consecutive victory at the Levi World Cup.

·Helsinki, Finland
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At the Alpine Skiing World Championships in Levi, Finland, Brazilian representative Lucas Pinheiro Braathen won the men's slalom.

·Tallinn, Estonia
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By winning Levi's slalom after Sölden's giant, the 26-year-old Brazilian made the best possible World Cup start. No one had done it before him. Third Sunday in Finland, Loïc Meillard climbs on his second podiumThere is elegance, precision, almost grace in the ski of Lucas Pinheiro Braathen at the beginning of the World Cup season. Already winner of the giant slalom in Sölden (Austria) at the end of October, the Brazilian who skied at the beginni…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Lucas Pinheiro Braathen won another historic victory for Brazil on Sunday (15). The skier won the slalom of the Levi stage in Finland by the Alpine Ski World Cup, and confirmed the second win in two races played in the 2026/2027 season. The result reinforces the excellent start of the Brazilian campaign, which had already won the giant slalom of Sölden in Austria in October. Lucas completed the two downhills in 1min48s04 and finished with 56 cen…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Lucas Pinheiro Braathen became the first in Levi's history to win twice in a row. Second-placed Loic Meillard made his way to the podium from eighth place.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Blick broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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