In an electrifying display of skill and determination, Swedish sensation Sara Hector claimed her sixth World Cup win, and her first in Vermont, with a triumphant performance in the Giant Slalom event at Killington. This momentous victory marked a milestone in Hector’s illustrious career, solidifying her position as one of the world’s premier alpine skiers.
A Star-Studded Podium: Zrinka Ljutic and Camille Rast Make History
The Killington Giant Slalom podium was a testament to the incredible talent and depth of the women’s alpine skiing field. Zrinka Ljutic of Croatia secured a hard-fought second place, earning her first-ever World Cup Giant Slalom podium. Meanwhile, Switzerland’s Camille Rast rounded out the top three, claiming her maiden World Cup Giant Slalom podium in the process. This star-studded podium was a thrilling conclusion to an unforgettable day of racing in Killington.
Hector’s Victory: A Masterclass in Giant Slalom Skiing
Sara Hector’s winning performance was a masterclass in Giant Slalom skiing. With her trademark precision and power, Hector navigated the challenging Killington course with ease, posting the fastest times in both runs to secure a well-deserved victory. This triumph marked Hector’s sixth World Cup win, and her first in Vermont, cementing her status as one of the most dominant forces in women’s alpine skiing.
A Milestone Moment for Ljutic and Rast
The Killington Giant Slalom event will be remembered as a milestone moment for Zrinka Ljutic and Camille Rast. Both skiers made history with their podium finishes, demonstrating their immense talent and potential. Ljutic’s second-place finish was a testament to her growing confidence and skill, while Rast’s third-place finish marked a breakthrough moment in her young career.
