Overview
- He beat Italy’s Dominik Paris by 0.65 seconds for his second downhill win of the season and fourth career World Cup victory.
- American Ryan Cochran-Siegle finished third, and Marco Odermatt placed fourth as his run of eight straight top-two downhill results ended.
- The race was halted after Chile’s Henrik von Appen crashed and was airlifted from the course, with no immediate update on his condition.
- Several Austrian contenders, including Vincent Kriechmayr, skipped the race to focus on Olympic preparation, with downhill training set to start Wednesday on the Stelvio.
- The host resort scaled back ceremonies in the wake of a New Year’s Day bar fire that killed 40 people, as the weekend also saw a canceled women’s downhill and a super-G win for Switzerland’s Malorie Blanc.