Overview
- Stefan Baumeister finished second in the Parallel Giant Slalom in Mylin, China, losing the final to Italy’s Mirko Felicetti.
- Elias Huber placed fourth and Cheyenne Loch eighth, meeting Germany’s national selection standard alongside Baumeister.
- The result gave Baumeister his first overall podium in nearly three years and his first PGS podium in almost four.
- National coach Paul Marks credited a focused three-week training block for the fast start and confirmed Ramona Hofmeister is out with a fractured ankle.
- Loch said qualifying relieved some pressure, and Huber called it a good start that clarified where he must improve to reach the podium.