Marco Odermatt Sets Swiss Record with 41st Alpine Skiing World Cup Victory

Odermatt's giant slalom win in Alta Badia secures his place as Switzerland's most successful male alpine skier.

Marco Odermatt claimed his 41st career World Cup victory, surpassing Pirmin Zurbriggen as the most successful Swiss male skier in history.
The 27-year-old triumphed in the giant slalom in Alta Badia, Italy, after a strong second run propelled him from third to first place.
French skier Leo Anguenot achieved his first-ever World Cup podium, finishing second, while Norway's Alexander Steen Olsen secured third place.
Odermatt now leads the overall World Cup standings with 440 points, 121 points ahead of Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen, who finished ninth in the race.
This marks Odermatt's fourth victory of the season and strengthens his dominance in the giant slalom discipline standings.