March 27, 2025 - 05:02
Loic Meillard showcased his exceptional talent by defeating Marco Odermatt in a thrilling finish at the final giant slalom of the World Cup season. The Swiss skier maintained his impressive form, securing a first-run lead that he skillfully defended throughout the race. Meillard's victory came with a substantial margin, finishing 0.95 seconds ahead of his teammate Odermatt, marking his second consecutive win in giant slalom this season. This victory also represents Meillard's third win of the season and his seventh overall in World Cup competitions.
Marco Odermatt, despite finishing in second place, demonstrated remarkable prowess by advancing from fifth to secure a strong finish. Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen rounded out the podium in third place, finishing 1.14 seconds behind the leader. While Odermatt had already secured the discipline title prior to this race, Meillard's outstanding performance has certainly added excitement to the season's conclusion. The competition highlighted the depth of talent within the Swiss team and set the stage for an exhilarating future in alpine skiing.
