Marco Odermatt Sets Record with Lauberhorn Victory in Swiss Skiing Triumph

Odermatt claims victory in Wengen's iconic downhill race, leading a Swiss one-two finish, while Austria's Vincent Kriechmayr suffers a serious crash.

Marco Odermatt won the Lauberhorn downhill in Wengen, Switzerland, setting a new course record and securing a major comeback after disappointment in the Super-G event.
Swiss teammate Franjo von Allmen finished second, marking a double victory for Switzerland, with Slovenian Miha Hrobat taking an unexpected third place.
Odermatt celebrated his win passionately, declaring, 'This is my house!' to the delight of tens of thousands of fans in attendance.
Austria's Vincent Kriechmayr, a former world champion and Friday's Super-G runner-up, suffered a high-speed crash near the finish, resulting in a suspected knee injury and requiring evacuation by helicopter.
Germany's skiers struggled, with Romed Baumann unable to finish and Luis Vogt placing 27th, while Linus Straßer aims for a podium finish in Sunday's slalom event.