Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) had an outstanding first run, which propelled him to the top of the leader board until bib 25. Kristoffersen was the first competitor to leave the starting gate.

Tanguy Nef (SUI) completed 0.07 seconds faster than the eventual winner of the slalom globe for the year 2020, and he was in the lead position for the first time in his career. Loic Meillard, a competitor from Switzerland who has had a very steady slalom season thus far, was in third place, only 0.08 seconds behind the leader.

Another slalom race in the World Cup that did not disappoint in terms of excitement. Every single one of the seven slalom World Cup races that have taken place so far this year has been won by a different skier. After the slalom competition at the World Cup, which took place in Schladming (Austria), participants traveled to Beijing (China) to take part in the Olympic Games, where Clément Noel (France) won the gold medal. Now that they are back in Europe, all of the top thirteen athletes in the slalom World Cup standings are within 100 points of one another, so there is nothing left to lose in this competition.

The fact that neither Sebastian Foss-Solevaag nor Lucas Braathen was able to finish their first run brought about a great deal of disappointment for the Norwegian team. While Braathen is currently in first place in the slalom world cup rankings, Foss-Solevaag took home the bronze medal in the slalom competition held in Beijing.

During the second run, the competitors faced the hill one at a time in an effort to better their time from the previous run and increase their chances of winning the competition. Manuel Feller (Austria), who had finished in fifth place in the first run, skied extremely quickly and aggressively in the second run to earn third place and his third slalom podium result of the season. This is the Austrian’s first season competing in the slalom events of the World Cup, and he is really motivated to win one of those events.

Meillard had a strong second run, which allowed him to finish in second place, 0.14 seconds behind the winner of the slalom. This was the first time this season that Meillard had finished on the podium in a slalom event. This was Meillard’s best slalom result since the 2018 competition in Saalbach, where he also finished in second place.

All of the spectators’ attention was focused on Kristoffersen and Nef as they made their way down the track. Both Kristoffersen and the other runner made a significant error throughout their run, but only Kristoffersen was able to recover from it.

Kristoffersen was able to get himself back on track and complete his run despite making a significant error in the second half of the race route. Unfortunately for Nef, he was unable to recover from his error, and as a result, he was unable to complete his run. Kristoffersen not only won his first slalom race of the season, but he also won his twentieth slalom World Cup race.

Tomorrow, the competitors in the second slalom in Garmisch-Partenkirchen will begin their ascent of the hill and return to the action (GER). It is scheduled that the first run will begin at 09:10 CET, and the second run is slated to begin at 12:30 CET.

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