Everything Braathen in Sölden

It has been no secret for a long time that the next huge talent is developing in Norway. Lucas Braathen won European Cup races, won Junior World Championship medals and finished 4th on the World Cup podium at the Ganslerhang in Kitzbühel. Now the 20-year-old has won his first World Cup race. Braathen followed a solid first round with a brilliant second round. The 3 best in Sölden: Marco Odermatt, Lucas Braathen and Gino Caviezel. © APA/afp / JOE KLAMAR

Despite a serious mistake, the Scandinavian, who actually wanted to become a footballer because his mother comes from Brazil, was 5 hundredths of a second faster than Marco Odermatt from Switzerland. The Swiss can also be happy about Gino Caviezel's third place (it is his first podium finish). The mood among the hosts is completely different. The best Austrian at the start in Sölden is Stefan Brennsteiner – 3th. Points in the comeback for Mölgg Manfred Mölgg celebrated a solid comeback. The man from Enneberg was back at the start for the first time after his serious knee injury and earned a few World Cup points in 21st place. Luca De Alpiprandini (10th) from Nonsberg was the only Azzurro to finish in the top 10. Giovanni Borsotti finished the race in 13th place. Roberto Nani (23rd) also finished in the points. Giant slalom in Sölden: The result Pos Name Country Time 1. Lucas Braathen NOR 2.14,41 Minutes 2. Marco Odermatt SUI +0,05 seconds 3. Gino Caviezel SUI +0,46 4. Alexis Pinturault FRA +0,47 5. Loic Meillard SUI +0,56 5. Henrik kristoffersen NOR +0,56 7. Zan Kranjec SLO +0,77 8. Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen NOR +1,04 9. Thibaut Favrot FRA +1,21 10. Luca De Aliprandini ITA +1,37 13. Giovanni Borsotti ITA +1,67 21. Manfred Mölgg ITA/St. Vigil 2,34 23. Roberto Nani ITA +2,62

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Everything Braathen in Sölden

On the World Cup podium for the first time and then right at the top: Lucas Braathen left the competition behind in the giant slalom in Sölden with a bombastic second run and celebrated his debut victory in the “big ones”.

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