Swiss Skier Alexis Monney Secures First World Cup Win on 2026 Olympic Slope

Canada’s Cameron Alexander takes bronze as Swiss team dominates downhill standings in Bormio.

Alexis Monney claimed his first World Cup victory in Bormio, Italy, finishing 0.24 seconds ahead of teammate Franjo Van Allmen in a Swiss one-two result.
Canada's Cameron Alexander earned a bronze medal, marking his fourth career podium and second consecutive third-place finish on the Stelvio course.
Swiss skier Marco Odermatt, despite a rare mid-course error, finished fifth and retained his lead in both the downhill and overall World Cup standings.
The Stelvio slope, set to host men’s Alpine skiing events at the 2026 Winter Olympics, saw several dramatic moments, including a crash by American Ryan Cochran-Siegle and a serious training injury to France’s Cyprien Sarrazin.
The Swiss team’s strong performance this season has placed its skiers in the top four positions of the downhill standings, showcasing their depth and team spirit.