Marco Odermatt Clinches Fourth Straight Overall Ski World Cup Title

The Swiss star secures the title with a second-place finish in Hafjell, extending his dominance across multiple disciplines.

Marco Odermatt mathematically secured his fourth consecutive Overall World Cup title after finishing second in the giant slalom in Hafjell, Norway.
Odermatt has already won the Super-G title and the giant slalom discipline title, with a strong chance of claiming the downhill title as well.
Swiss skiers dominated the Hafjell giant slalom podium, with Loic Meillard taking first, Odermatt second, and Thomas Tumler third.
Odermatt's closest competitor, Henrik Kristoffersen, is unable to contest all upcoming races, making the Swiss skier's lead insurmountable.
Germany's Anton Grammel achieved a career-best 10th place in Hafjell, securing his spot in the World Cup Finals in Sun Valley, USA.