Overview
- Franjo von Allmen took Saturday's full-length Saslong downhill in 1:58.67, beating Marco Odermatt by 0.30 seconds with Italy's Florian Schieder third.
- The result flips Thursday's fog-hit, shortened downhill that gave Odermatt his 50th World Cup victory and a Swiss 1–2 ahead of von Allmen.
- Friday's super-G produced a breakthrough as Jan Zabystran, starting with bib 29, became the first Czech male skier to win a World Cup race, with Odermatt second.
- Odermatt now leads the overall standings by 463 points over Henrik Kristoffersen and holds a 50-point advantage over von Allmen in the downhill race for the globe.
- The Val Gardena stretch also featured a heavy crash that saw Norway's Fredrik Moeller airlifted from the course, and the tour now heads to Alta Badia for giant slalom and slalom.