Overview
- The start was delayed about 75 minutes and the course was shortened to the super-G start because of fog on the Saslong.
- Franjo von Allmen finished 0.15 seconds back and Dominik Paris trailed by 0.19 for third.
- The victory lifts the 28-year-old into a tie with Alberto Tomba for fourth on the men's all-time World Cup wins list.
- Norway's Fredrik Möller crashed heavily and was airlifted from the course, with his condition not immediately disclosed.
- The race replaced a canceled Beaver Creek downhill, and Odermatt leads the overall standings with 605 points, 303 ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen, as Val Gardena stages a super-G Friday and a full-length downhill Saturday.