Robinson wins World Cup giant slalom after Brignone and Hector fail to finish
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Robinson wins World Cup giant slalom after Brignone and Hector fail to finish

Associated Press  

SAN VIGILIO DI MAREBBE, Italy — Alice Robinson’s electric second run won her the World Cup giant slalom after two of the biggest stars failed to finish on Tuesday. With overall leader Federica Brignone and Olympic champion Sara Hector out of the running, there was a new face on the top step of the GS podium for the first time this season after Robinson finished 0.56 seconds ahead of Swiss skier Lara Gut-Behrami and 0.94 ahead of Paula Moltzan of the United States. It was Robinson’s fourth World Cup victory but the New Zealand skier’s first in nearly four years. “But to move onto the podium — obviously with some pretty big mistakes from really top athletes, really sad to see them go out — I’m so proud of this year and on the hill today.” Robinson moved to the top of the GS standings, four points above Hector and 100 above Brignone.

History of this topic

Federica Brignone leads again in World Cup giant slalom. Mikaela Shiffrin skis out of first run
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3 weeks ago
Italian skier Brignone wins, Shiffrin takes ‘big step’ as 25th in her first GS race after injury
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Brignone finally snatches the skiing gold medal she’s always wanted by winning the GS world title
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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1 month, 3 weeks ago
Olympic champ Sara Hector wins World Cup giant slalom as former leader Federica Brignone falls
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Italian skier Brignone wins World Cup GS, gets 1st victory for her team in Austrian event since 2002
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Hector wins final World Cup giant slalom before Olympics
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