Odermatt Secures Super-G Victory at Copper Mountain, Solidifying World Cup Lead
COPPER MOUNTAIN, COLORADO – Marco Odermatt of Switzerland dominated teh super-G race at Copper Mountain today, marking his second world Cup win of the season and further cementing his position as a leading force in alpine skiing. The 28-year-old completed the course with a commanding lead,finishing ahead of the competition and showcasing his prowess in the discipline.
Odermatt’s victory underscores his early-season dominance, having previously won the giant slalom in Sölden, Austria, on October 26th. this win is his 47th World Cup triumph overall and the 16th of his career in super-G, signaling a strong start to the winter season and raising expectations for continued success as the World Cup circuit progresses. The result also highlights Switzerland’s strength in alpine skiing, with Stefan Rogentin and Franjo Von Allmen securing positions within the top ten.
Two other Swiss skiers joined Odermatt in the top 10: Stefan Rogentin of Grison finished 7th,just 0.58 seconds behind, and Bernese skier franjo Von Allmen placed 9th with a time 0.75 seconds slower. Alexis Monney of friborg finished 19th (1.11 seconds back), while Valaisans Justin murisier (29th at 1.48 seconds), Arnaud Boisset, and Loïc Meillard (33rd at 1.63 seconds) also competed.
Odermatt will next compete in the giant slalom scheduled to take place tomorrow at the American resort, where he will have the opportunity to extend his lead in the World Cup standings.
