Marco Odermatt Secures First World Cup Win of the Season in Beaver Creek Super-G

The Swiss skiing star edged out France's Cyprien Sarrazin by 0.18 seconds to claim victory on the challenging Birds of Prey course.

Marco Odermatt, the three-time defending World Cup overall champion, won the super-G at Beaver Creek with a time of 1:09.41, marking his first victory of the season.
Odermatt narrowly beat France's Cyprien Sarrazin, who finished 0.18 seconds behind, and Austria's Lukas Feurstein, who claimed his first-ever podium in third place.
The race featured a challenging course that saw several top competitors fail to finish, with Odermatt crediting his clear strategy and aggressive skiing for the win.
This marks Odermatt's 38th World Cup career victory and his third win at Beaver Creek, a venue where he earned his first World Cup win four years ago.
The weekend concludes with a giant slalom event on Sunday, where Odermatt aims to build on his momentum after securing two podium finishes in Colorado.