Swiss Skier Thomas Tumler Secures First World Cup Win at 35

Tumler triumphs in Beaver Creek giant slalom, marking a career milestone after 12 years and 123 races on the World Cup circuit.

Thomas Tumler claimed his maiden World Cup victory in the men's giant slalom at Beaver Creek, Colorado, with a combined time of 2:27.60 across two runs.
Brazil's Lucas Pinheiro Braathen finished 0.12 seconds behind Tumler, becoming the first Brazilian man to achieve a World Cup podium finish.
Tumler's win capped off a Swiss sweep at Beaver Creek, following victories by Justin Murisier in the downhill and Marco Odermatt in the Super-G earlier in the weekend.
The 35-year-old Swiss skier had previously achieved only three podium finishes in 123 World Cup races since debuting in 2012.
Reigning World Cup champion Marco Odermatt failed to finish his second run, ending his bid for a third podium at the Colorado resort this weekend.