The World Cup slalom event on December 23, 2024, at Alta Badia’s Gran Risa was a spectacular display of alpine skiing prowess. Under clear skies and perfect snow conditions, the world’s elite skiers competed fiercely on the challenging course.
Timon Haugan from Norway emerged victorious with a stunning total time of 1:45.40, showcasing unmatched precision and speed. Loic Meillard from Switzerland secured second place, trailing by 1.13 seconds, while Atle Lie McGrath, also from Norway, finished third, 1.26 seconds behind the leader. The Gran Risa slope, known for its technical difficulty and steep gradients, tested the athletes‘ skills to the limit.
This event marked the return of the slalom to Alta Badia after several years of hosting only giant slalom races. The enthusiastic crowd added to the vibrant atmosphere, cheering on their favorites and celebrating the spirit of the sport. This event not only highlighted the athletes‘ incredible talent but also the beauty and challenge of the Gran Risa course.
For detailed results, you can visit the official FIS results page FIS | Audi FIS Ski World Cup Results – Alta Badia (ITA) 2024/2025
