Marco Odermatt was in the finish area picking up the pieces after collecting his newest trophy. Odermatt went to toss his giant slalom crystal globe — it's actually glass — into the air when ...

HAFJELL, Norway: Swiss ski star Marco Odermatt swept up his fourth consecutive World Cup overall and giant slalom crystal globes after finishing second on Saturday behind compatriot Loic Meillard ...

Odermatt joins Austrians Annemarie Moser-Pröll (1971-75) and Marcel Hirscher (2012-19) as the only Alpine skiers to win four consecutive overall titles, the biggest annual prize in the sport given to ...

Only two men have won more overall World Cup titles than him—Marcel Hirscher with eight and Marc Girardelli with five. Throughout his career, Odermatt has also claimed 45 World Cup wins.

Odermatt joins Austrians Annemarie Moser-Pröll (1971-75) and Marcel Hirscher (2012-19) as the only Alpine skiers to win four consecutive overall titles, the biggest annual prize in the sport ...

In pocketing the overall title, Odermatt now occupies a rarefied position as his trophy case brims with Crystal Globes. Only two men have won more overall World Cup titles than him—Marcel Hirscher ...

Switzerland's Marco Odermatt wins his fourth consecutive World Cup overall and giant slalom crystal globes with a second-place finish at Hafjell.

Olympic champion Marco Odermatt won a weather-affected men's World Cup giant slalom Saturday in Val d'Isere, France, to earn his first points in the discipline this season.

Olympic champion Marco Odermatt posted the fastest time in the opening run of a men’s World Cup giant slalom Saturday in a quest for his first points in the discipline this season.

Hirscher’s comeback drew a record number of spectators to the traditional World Cup opening weekend in Austria, with 33,000 fans in total attending Sunday’s event and the women’s race on Saturday, ...

The spotlights during the race, though, had been on Lucas Pinheiro Braathen and Marcel Hirscher, who both made successful comebacks to the circuit.

Marcel Hirscher is an Austrian-born Alpine skier and two-time Olympic gold medalist, who is set for a comeback at the 2024-25 Alpine Skiing World Cup.