Swiss ski star Marco Odermatt says 'everything was perfect' in dominant super-G victory at worlds

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Switzerland's Marco Odermatt, winner of the 2023 downhill, will want to keep his world title in the ski queen discipline on Sunday in Saalbach, Austria, two days after his victory over the Super-G.

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Swiss ski star Marco Odermatt says 'everything was perfect' in dominant super-G victory at worlds

“One of the best super-G skiers of all time ... Marco is just in another league.” Marco Odermatt's rivals were left in awe Friday after the Swiss ski star dominated the super-G at the Alpine world championships, justifying his status as the big pre-race favorite. The lauded Swiss standout beat…

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The Nidwaldner becomes the Super-G World Champion in Saalbach. Everything went according to plan for the top favorite.

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The 27-year-old has lived up to his role as favourite with ease. He is now the fourth ski racer to win World Championship gold in downhill, super-G and giant slalom. This is also because he is becoming more relaxed.

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Marco Odermatt showcased an exceptional performance at the Ski World Championships, winning the Super-G event and thrilling Swiss fans. In contrast, the German team faced difficulties, with Simon Jocher finishing 18th despite injuries, while Romed Baumann placed 22nd. Newcomer Luis Vogt experienced a frightening fall but emerged with only minor bruises. As the competition progresses, Odermatt remains a key contender for the downhill and giant sl…

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Marco Odermatt excelled at the Alpine Ski World Championships, winning the men’s Super-G by a substantial margin. With a nearly perfect run, he secured gold in his third discipline, further solidifying his status as champion. Austria’s Raphael Haaser took silver, while Norway’s Adrian Smiseth Sejersted earned bronze. Despite challenges on the course, competitors faced setbacks, including some notable mistakes. As the championships progress, Oder…