Beezie Madden (USA), finished the final round with a score of 41.66, while riding her horse Simon. Madden had to win a jump off over Steve Guerdat (SUI) to take home the title. Madden is only the 5th woman in history to win the title.
The Olympic champ Steve Guerdat (SUI) finished second in the WC standings after losing a jump off against American Beezie Madden for the overall title. Guerdat and his horse, Nino Des Buissonnets, finished the final round with a score of 30.33.
American Beezie Madden talks about her historic win, as she becomes only the 5th woman in the history of the tournament to win the title.
Helen Langehanenberg (GER) discusses her big win and how impressed she was with the performance of her horse, Damon Hill.
The defending champion Adelinde Cornelissen, riding Jerich Parzival, finished 2nd with a score of 86.5. Helen Langehanenberg finished 1st in the competition with a score of 88.286.
Helen Langehanenberg, riding Damon Hill, finished with a winning score of 88.286. Langehanenberg became the 8th German in the history of the tournament to win the title.
After losing the Plate to team USA last time, Fiji gets the win today, after USA made too many mistakes. Though Carlin Isle scored a big one for the Eagles, the game ended with a score of 14-5.
This event is a qualifying event for the 2014 Winter Olympics, awarding points to countries based on performance at the worlds.
It’s the end of the season and Pavel Kharitonov (RUS), Stephanie Magiros (AUS), Kim-Rune Hansen (NOR) and Nikita Avtaneev (RUS) end it with some brusies, here’s hoping they are all better for next year.
Sophie Rodriguez (FRA) and Janne Korpi
(FIN) nail the winning runs in their first runs with a 82.50 and 91.00. Rodriguez was 3rd in the year and Korpi was 6th.
Alexander Legkov (RUS) finished the final race of the session in 4th place with a time of 37:01.7. Although Legkov finished 2nd in the overall standings he was still able to take 1st place in the men’s distance standings.
World Cup champion, Petter Northug jr (NOR).discusses his race win and how important the World Cup Championship is to him.
Petter Northug jr. (NOR) won the final event of the season, capping off a great ending to a wining season. Northug won the WC title back in 2010 and finished this year’s World Cup with 1,561 points.
Marit Bjoergen (NOR) talks about what it feels like to win the last race of the World Cup season.
Marit Bjoergen (NOR) won her 3rd race in a row after WC leader, Justyna Kowalczyk (POL), did not start. Even without starting in today’s event, Kowalczyk went on to win the Overall World Cup with 2017 points.
American Kikkan Randall took 7th place in the final race of the season with a time of 1:04:33.4. Randall finished the WC season with 1190 points as the overall win went to Justyna Kowalczyk.
After a first run score of 68.4, Lyman Currier (USA) put all his best moves into his 2nd run to win with a score of 87.6. Oscar Wester finished 2nd with a score of 86.2.
This event is also a qualifying event for the 2014 Winter Olympics, awarding points to countries based on performance at the worlds.
From wipe-outs to crashes and collisons, even some poor guy going over the fence, snowboardcross proves to be a rough sport.
Pierre Vaultier (FRA) earned just two wins of the day, luckily one was the final, giving him the last win of the season and moving him up to 9th as the season ends.
The defending champs, Wales, put an end to England’s nearly perfect run, scoring two tries and showering England with penalty kicks to win 30-3.
It’s the first year since she was a rookie that Tessa Worley failed to get a win. However, this makes her fourth podium for the season, her most yet, as she finishes 4th in the Giant Slalom standings.
Fanny Smith (SUI) led coming out the gate and never looked back, beating out 2nd place Marielle Thompson. Smith leads the overall standings with 576 points.
The 24 year old, Jean Frederic Chapuis, (FRA) won the final heat beating out 2nd place skier Armin Niederer (SUI). Chapuis finished 3rd in yesterday’s Ski Cross when the victory went to Alex Fiva (SUI).
Tina Maze speaks about her triumphant season.
In the last race of the season, World Cup Giant Slalom and Overall winner Tina Maze (SLO) gets the win by .35 seconds over Tessa Worley, getting her 11th win this season and the 22nd for her career.
Denise Karbon (ITA) even though she made it to the seconds run, she ends the season with a crash, luckily she seems ok.
Irene Curtoni (ITA) ends the season with a crash, with the finish line in sight, luckily she seems ok.
Julia Mancuso (USA) ends her season 1.09 seconds off the podium, finishes ranked 4th 162 points behind Anna Fenninger (AUT), and 11th in Giant slalom.
Frida Hansdotter (SWE) ends the season with a crash, with the final line in sight, luckily she seems ok.
2011 World Cup winner Ivica Kostelic (CRO) finished .51 seconds out of first, and third in the slalom ranking for the season, but 5th overall.
Marcel Hirscher (AUT) won the World Cup slalom title with 960 points, though Sunday he finished .36 seconds behind Felix Neureuther (GER).
Felix Neureuther (GER) scored his 5th career win, by .36 seconds, over Marcel Hirscher (AUT). He ended the season second in Slalom and 4th in the Overall.
With 1,535 points, Marcel Hirscher wins his second consecutive World Cup title and his first slalom Globe.
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
Commentators Steve Porino and Doug Lewis talk about Ted Ligety and how his skiing technique is different than his competitors.
Once again Marcel Hirscher (AUT) finishes 2nd to Ted Ligety (USA), by .37 seconds, but with Askel Lund Svindal (NOR) skiing out in run one, it’s now official that Hirscher is the 2013 overall World Cup winner.
Triple world champion Ted Ligety, who secured the giant slalom World Cup last weekend, beat overall title winner Marcel Hirscher of Austria by 0.37 seconds to take his sixth win of the season in the discipline.
Alexis Pinturault (FRA) gets his 7th podium finish this season by .17 seconds, making this his most productive season, as he ranks 6th in the Overall.
Both Benjamin Raich (AUT) and Cyprien Richard (FRA) lost their footing in the last Giant Slalom race of the season; luckily both are ok.
Ted Ligety (USA) picks up the Giant Slalom World Cup title, after winning this year’s World Championships as well.
It’s been 40 years since someone as young as Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) won a World Cup Globe, but she took the Slalom globe away from Tina Maze (SLO) in the last race of the season.
Marlies Schild’s (AUT) little sister Bernadette gets her first World Cup podium, .05 seconds better than Tina Maze (SLO), but .20 seconds behind Mikaela Shiffrin (USA). She ranked 10th in slalom for the season.
Tina Maze (SLO) just had to beat Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) to earn her second World Cup Globe (she previously got the Super G), but after leading in run one, she dropped to third in run two and missed the Globe by 33 points.
Mikaela Shiffrin (USA), in just her second world cup season, secures a Globe, scoring the win with an amazing second run and beating Tina Maze by 33 points.
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
As in past years, all the races will take place on the “Silvano Beltrametti” course. Its length exceeds 3 kilometers starting at 2,500 meters above sea level.
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