Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen wins home World Cup super-G as Marco Odermatt has rare poor result
WENGEN, Switzerland (AP) — The powerful Switzerland men’s ski team won its home World Cup super-G on Friday, though it was Franjo von Allmen getting his first career win as Marco Odermatt had a rare poor result.
The Swiss sensation's time of 2:22.58 bested the field for his second downhill victory of the season during the FIS Alpine ...
To round off the Wengen weekend, the slalom is still on the program today. Will the ÖSV men manage to break free? We'll be ...
Odermatt edged out 23-year-old teammate Franjo von Allmen to clinch a Swiss one-two in front of a raucous home crowd gathered ...
The North Vancouver, B.C. skier scored a time of 2:23.29 to place fifth in the men's downhill event during the FIS Alpine Ski ...
Crashes and injuries overshadowed the Lauberhorn races in Wengen last year - and this year, too, there is fear. It is unclear ...
Observed at 17:00, Friday 10 January BBC Weather in association with MeteoGroup, external All times are Central European Standard Time (Europe/Zurich, GMT+1) unless otherwise stated.
Toronto skier Jack Crawford continues to push for a podium finish on the World Cup circuit. The reigning world super-G ...
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French skier Blaise Giezendanner had to be airlifted from the mountain after a fall during Saturday's World Cup downhill in Wengen.
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