Sarrazin Secures Second Consecutive Downhill Victory at Hahnenkamm

The French skier's remarkable win places him second in the overall World Cup standings, setting the stage for a tight race with Odermatt in the upcoming events.

Cyprien Sarrazin of France won the downhill race at the Hahnenkamm World Cup meeting on Saturday, marking his second victory in two days.
Sarrazin beat Swiss Marco Odermatt and Italian Dominik Paris, with a winning margin of 0.91 seconds over Odermatt.
The French skier's victory is a significant achievement, as his career has been marked by injuries and he had never won a World Cup downhill until this season.
Sarrazin's win places him second in the overall World Cup standings, behind Odermatt.
The next races are two downhills in Chamonix, France, on Feb. 2-3, where Sarrazin and Odermatt will continue their competition for the season's discipline title.