Aspen World Cup weekend results: Meillard takes slalom in Sunday’s finale

NewsNews | Mar 3, 2024

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From left, Germany's Linus Strasser (second), Switzerland's Loic Meillard (first), and Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen (third) stand on the men's World Cup slalom podium on Sunday, March 4, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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The Aspen World Cup concluded Sunday with the men’s slalom, won by Switzerland’s Loic Meillard. The race was delayed by an hour due to the weather conditions and snowfall.

Sunday

Official results:

1. Loic Meillard, 1:42.73
2. Linus Strasser, 1:43.62
3. Henrik Kristoffersen, 1:43.90

U.S. athletes

25. Jett Seymour, 1:46.73
27. Ben Ritchie, 1:46.88
Did not finish: Luke Winters

For the full list of results, go to fis-ski.com.

Saturday

Official results:

1. Marco Odermatt, 2:03.20
2. Loic Meillard, 2:03.54
3. Timon Haugan, 2:03.78

U.S athletes:

16. Tommy Ford, 2:05.60
22. River Radamus, 2:06.53

Did not finish: Isaiah Nelson

For the full list of results, go to fis-ski.com.

Run 2:

1. Alex Vinatzer, 1:01.35
2. Marco Odermatt, 1:01.46
3. Tommy Ford, 1:01.76
3. Timon Haugan, 1:01.76

U.S. athletes:

15. River Radamus, 1:02.41

Did not finish: Isaiah Nelson

Run 1:

1. Alexander Steen Olsen, 1:01.42
2. Loic Meillard, 1:01.51
3. Marco Odermatt, 1:01.74

U.S. athletes:

26. Tommy Ford, 1:03.84
30. River Radamus, 1:04.12
30. Isaiah Nelson, 1:04.12
34. Brian McLaughlin, 1:04.26
38. George Steffey, 1:04.38
39. Patrick Kenney, 1:04.39

Friday

On Friday, World Cup racing fans gathered at the bottom of Ajax to watch two giant slalom runs. The first run was at 10 a.m. and the second was at 1 p.m. Check back here for World Cup results throughout the weekend.

Official results:

1. Marco Odermatt, 2:07.87
2. Loic Meillard, 2:08.87
3. Atle Lie McGrath, 2:08.68
4. Thomas Tumler, 2:08.84
5. Luca De Aliprandini, 2:08.90
6. Alex Vinatzer, 2:09.00
7. Alexander Steen Olsen, 2:09.01
8. Henrik Kristoffersen, 2:09.24
9. Raphael Haaser, 2:09.26
10. Zan Kranjec, 2:09.36

U.S. athletes:

11. River Radamus, 2:09.68

For the full list of results, go to fis-ski.com.

Run 1:

1. Marco Odermatt, 1:05.09
2. Alexander Steen Olsen, 1:05.21
3. Loic Meillard, 1:05.28
4. Zan Kranjec, 1:05.52
5. Henrik Kristoffersen, 1:05.73
6. Thomas Tumler, 1:05.77
7. Atle Lie McGrath, 1:05.86
8. Alex Vinatzer, 1:05.89
9. Luca De Aliprandini, 1:06.11
10. Sam Maes, 1:06.18

U.S. athletes:

16. River Radamus, 1:06.95
37. Patrick Kenney, 1:09.05

Did not finish: Tommy Ford, George Steffey, Isaiah Nelson, Brian McLaughlin

Run 2:

1. Raphael Haaser, 1:02.28
2. Dominik Raschner, 1:02.70
3. Leo Anguenot, 1:02.72
4. River Radamus, 1:02.73
4. Loic Meillard, 1:02.73
6. Marco Odermatt, 1:02.78
7. Luca De Aliprandini, 1:02.79
8. Atle Lie McGrath, 1:02.82
9. Thomas Tumler, 1:03.07
10. Alex Vinatzer, 1:03.11

U.S. athletes:

4. River Radamus, 1:02.73

Eagle’s River Radamus after his first Giant Slalom run during the FIS World Cup at Aspen Mountain on Friday. He nabbed a time of 106.95. He currently sits in 16th place.
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Swiss skier Marco Odermatt, middle, leads the pack in the FIS World Cup Giant Slalom with a time of 1:05.09 after the first run at Aspen Mountain on Friday.
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The crowd cheers during the FIS World Cup Giant Slalom at Aspen Mountain on Friday.
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Decorative skis line the grandstands during the FIS World Cup Giant Slalom at Aspen Mountain on Friday.
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Swiss skier Fadri Janutin finishes his first run during the FIS World Cup Giant Slalom at Aspen Mountain on Friday.
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Edwards ski racer River Radamus gets ready to do a TV interview after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Fans watch the second run of the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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A man waves the American flag during the first run of the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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A fan holds up a sign for Edwards ski racer River Radamus during his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Edwards ski racer River Radamus stretches after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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American Brian McLaughlin reaches the finish after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Denmark’s Christian Borgnaes competes in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Croatia’s Filip Zubcic reaches the finish after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Norway’s Timon Haugan competes in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen reaches the finish after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt reaches the finish after his first run in the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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A racer takes off from the start of the men’s giant slalom World Cup on Friday, March 1, 2024, at Aspen Mountain.
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