Dominik Paris Claims Sixth Super-G Victory in Kvitfjell

Marco Odermatt secures Super-G season title but narrowly misses podium in shortened race.

Dominik Paris of Italy won the Super-G event in Kvitfjell, marking his sixth career victory on the Norwegian course.
The race was held on a shortened track due to poor visibility caused by fog, with Paris finishing 0.38 seconds ahead of Canada's James Crawford.
Swiss skier Marco Odermatt, who had already secured the Super-G season title before the race, finished fourth, missing the podium by just 0.01 seconds.
Odermatt maintains a commanding 570-point lead in the overall World Cup standings with six races remaining in the season.
Romed Baumann, battling illness, placed 19th as the top German skier, while teammate Luis Vogt finished 36th.