maribor ladies giant slalom second run 2017 thessa worley

Hirscher won a sixth consecutive World Cup overall crown this season as well as his fourth giant slalom title in six campaigns and his fourth slalom trophy in five seasons. He won Saturday's giant slalom for his sixth race victory of the season. I have a lot of work to do before I can ski next season,' Myhrer said after his first race win of a season nagged by back issues.Īustria's Marcel Hirscher, who had already clinched the men's overall, slalom and giant slalom World Cup season titles, was fourth in 1:28.29. It's great motivation to get into the gym. 'It's amazing to have this finish to the season. 14 back, and Austrian Michael Matt third, another. Sweden's Andre Myhrer won the World Cup Final men's slalom for the second year in a row, taking the season's final race in 1:27.97 with Germany's Felix Neureuther second. 'I had some very good turns but I didn't have enough aggression to take it.' Worley was fifth in 1:59.84, one spot and 0.31 of a second in front of American Mikaela Shiffrin, the only person who could have denied her the World Cup giant slalom title. 'I always love to be on a podium with a teammate and today with two it was amazing. 'It's unbelievable.'īrignone took the final race win of the season in a combined two-run time of 1:58.01 with Sofia Goggia second in 1:59.45 and Marta Bassino third, another, 03 back. 'This winter has really been a dream come true,' said Worley, who won the world championships title in the giant slalom at Saint Moritz last month. Worley became the first French woman to win a World Cup title in any discipline since 2003, taking the first season globe trophy of her 10-season career. ASPEN, United States - France's Tessa Worley clinched the World Cup women's giant slalom season crown Sunday while Federica Brignone won the last race of the campaign in the discipline, leading an Italian podium sweep.

Maribor ladies giant slalom second run 2017 thessa worley