Norwegian Skiers Sweep Podium at FIS World Cup Opener

Alexander Steen Olsen leads Norway to victory in the season's first Giant Slalom race in Soelden, Austria.

Alexander Steen Olsen secured first place with a total time of 2 minutes, 09.50 seconds, marking his second Alpine Ski World Cup victory.
Henrik Kristoffersen and Atle Lie McGrath completed the Norwegian podium sweep, finishing second and third, respectively.
Lucas Braathen, now competing for Brazil, narrowly missed the podium, finishing in fourth place after a strong second run.
Marcel Hirscher made a notable return to racing for the Netherlands, finishing 23rd after a five-year retirement.
Defending overall champion Marco Odermatt skied out during the first run, while Loic Meillard did not start due to a back injury.