Loic Meillard leads in slalom: Pure excitement at the World Cup in Kranjska Gora!

In the Alpine Ski World Cup slalom in Kranjska Gora, the spectators experienced an exciting race on Sunday. The Swiss world champion Loic Meillard set the standards in the first round with an outstanding best time of 56.23 seconds and leads the field, closely followed by the Norwegian Timon Haugan, which was only five hundredths ago. The hunt for podium places promises high tension, while Manuel Feller as the best Austrian in sixth place with a gap of 0.62 seconds on Meillard, as is on laola1.at reported.

Fabio Grein, as the second representative of the ÖSV, follows ninth place with 1.14 seconds behind. The other Austrian starters could not keep up; Dominik Raschner occupies 17th place (+1.84 seconds), while Adrian Pertl, Marco Schwarz and Michael Matt are all behind the leading over two seconds and fight in the back field to qualify for the second round. In the first run, the Brazilian Lucas Pinheiro Braathen and the German World Cup third Linus Straßer also eliminated in the first run, as from oe24.at reported.