Loïc Meillard Wins Men's Giant Slalom at World Cup Finals

Swiss racer Loic Meillard secured victory in the giant slalom at the World Cup finals in Sun Valley, Idaho, finishing with a combined time of 2 minutes 15.21 seconds. He maintained his lead from the first run, edging out teammate Marco Odermatt by 0.95 seconds, while Norwegian racer Henrik Kristoffersen took third. This win marks Meillard's fourth in giant slalom and his seventh overall in the World Cup. Odermatt, who had already clinched the overall title, finished second despite his strong performance. Meillard expressed his confidence heading into the finals after a recent win in Hafjell, demonstrating determination throughout the season. The event showcased a competitive atmosphere, with racers needing to maintain precision on a challenging course.