Overview
- Jocher placed fifth in the Livigno Super-G for a career best, finishing 0.06 seconds off the podium and tying Dominik Paris.
- The result confirmed his qualification as the first German downhill entrant for the Bormio/Cortina Olympic men’s races.
- Marco Schwarz won the Super-G on the Tagliede–Li Zeta piste, which featured on the World Cup circuit for the first time.
- Romed Baumann and Luis Vogt missed the top 15 in Livigno and must improve in Wengen and Kitzbühel to meet Olympic criteria.
- After a spring disc operation with complications and subsequent illness, Jocher says he intends to race aggressively at the Games.