10:31
David Ryding (GBR)
It is David Ryding who is starting today in the manageable starting field. The Briton has finished on the podium twice this season, once he was able to take a seat at the top of the podium. What does he deliver today at the start of the competition? He pulls off a smooth run and finishes his run in 44.45 seconds.
10:24
Four times Switzerland
Four starters are from Switzerland, who also have a contender for the small ball in their ranks in Daniel Yule (4). But a lot would have to happen today for him to win the discipline. Loïc Meillard, who will start third, thinks he has at least a chance of winning the day. Luca Aerni (21) and Ramon Zenhäusler (22) complete the field.
10:18
Five Austrians at the start
The Austrians have five athletes at the start today. From their ranks, Manuel Feller, in particular, must have planned a lot again today. With start number two he would like to attack again in the slalom classification. Johannes Strolz starts the race with number 13. Marco Schwarz (15), Michael Matt (17) and Fabio Gstrein (24th) complete the team.
10:12
What’s in it for Strasser?
Linus Straßer is the only member of the German team who meets the requirements for the Slalom World Cup final. The German is currently third in the slalom World Cup and could still get the small crystal ball with a strong run and mistakes by his competitors. Today, Straßer starts fifth, directly ahead of Kristoffersen and Braathen, who are ahead of him in the slalom World Cup.
10:08
27 athletes at the start
At the last race of the season, as usual, there are different regulations in terms of places. The top 25 of the world cup as well as the athletes with more than 500 points and world and junior world champions as well as Olympic champions are eligible to start today. World Cup points are only awarded to the top 15 athletes.
10:04
Discipline rating still open
Before the last race, the small crystal ball in the slalom has not yet been decided. Henrik Kristoffersen from Norway is ahead with 371 points. Teammate Lucas Braathen is 48 points behind in the last race. DSV runner Linus Straßer (64 points behind), Austrian Manuel Feller, 70 points behind, and Daniel Yule from Switzerland, who is 88 points behind, also have a chance.
09:57
Welcome!
For the men, today’s slalom is the final race of the season. The first run starts at 10:30 a.m., the final follows at 1:30 p.m.