The legendary Saslong piste once again lived up to its reputation for speed and spectacle. Under crisp winter skies, Franjo von Allmen of Switzerland stormed to victory with a time of 1:58.67, claiming his first World Cup win of the season. His run was a masterclass in precision and courage—fast through the camel humps and flawless in the final schuss.

Just 0.30 seconds behind, teammate Marco Odermatt pushed hard but couldn’t quite match von Allmen’s perfect line, settling for second in a thrilling Swiss one-two. The home crowd had plenty to cheer as Florian Schieder delivered an aggressive, clean run to secure third place, finishing 0.98 seconds back.

The atmosphere was electric, with fans lining the course and cowbells echoing through the Dolomites. Saslong once again proved why it’s one of the most iconic downhills on the circuit—demanding, dramatic, and unforgettable.