Murisier tops Odermatt in Beaver Creek downhill
Swiss skier Justin Murisier wins his first World Cup downhill at Beaver Creek beating Marco Odermatt by 0.20 seconds. Miha Hrobat takes third, James Crawford fourth, Bryce Bennett sixth as Sam DuPratt crashes. Aamodt Kilde out for season. racing continues with super-G and giant slalom.
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Beaver Creek
Colo
Justin Murisier
Switzerland
Marco Odermatt
Murisier
Odermatt
Slovenia
Miha Hrobat
Toronto
James
Jack) Crawford
Crawford
Bryce Bennett
Sam DuPratt
Norway
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde
Kingsbury wins Idre Fall World Cup gold in season opener
Mikael Kingsbury of Deux-Montagnes Que captured the Idre Fall Sweden event with 87.92 points to top Ikuma Horishima of Japan and Walter Wallberg of Sweden. Julien Viel finished eighth marking his 10th career top ten on the circuit as Kingsbury begins his 16th season with two straight season openers victories and his career World Cup tally nears 100 wins.
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Idre Fall
Sweden
Mikael Kingsbury
Deux-Montagnes
Que
Ikuma Horishima
Japan
Walter Wallberg
Julien Viel
Mont-Saint- Anne
Kingsbury
Ruka
Finland
Wallberg
Horishima
Ingemar Stenmark
Gilles Poirier Face Uphill Grand Prix Final
Gilles and Poirier from Unionville Ontario finished last of six in the rhythm dance after Poirier's foot caught the boards. They scored 72.15 as they aim to rebound in the free dance after recent title runs and a 2022 Grand Prix Final win. Marjorie Lajoie and Zachary Lagha led Canadians with fourth in rhythm dance and 77.73 points.
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Grenoble
France
Piper Gilles
Paul Poirier
Toronto
Gilles
Poirier
Unionville
Ont
Marjorie Lajoie
Boucherville
Que
Zachary Lagha
Saint-Hubert
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