Giant Slalom is a type of alpine skiing race that involves a series of marked turns (gates) set on a ski slope. In this event, skiers navigate through a course that includes wider spacing between the gates compared to slalom, allowing for higher speeds while still requiring skillful turns. The race consists of two runs, with the combined times determining the winner. Giant Slalom is characterized by its emphasis on both technical precision and speed, making it a popular discipline in competitive skiing events, including the Winter Olympics and World Cup competitions.
Raphael Haaser won an unexpected victory in the giant slalom at the alpine Ski World Championships, bringing glory to Austria. Haaser outraced top competitors, including defending champion Marco Odermatt of…