Overview

• Marco Odermatt dominated the men's super-G event at the Alpine World Ski Championships in Saalbach, Austria, finishing a full second ahead of silver medalist Raphael Haaser of Austria.
• Odermatt's time of 1:24.57 on the Schneekristall course showcased a near-faultless performance in brilliant conditions, earning him his first super-G medal at a major event.
• Norway's Adrian Smiseth Sejersted claimed the bronze medal, 1.15 seconds behind Odermatt, while Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr narrowly missed the podium in fourth place by just 0.05 seconds.
• This victory marks Odermatt's third world championship gold, adding to his previous titles in downhill and giant slalom from 2023, and highlights his dominance as the current World Cup leader in multiple disciplines.
• Defending champion James Crawford of Canada struggled to match the pace, finishing more than three seconds behind Odermatt and outside the top 20.