Excitement is building on the iconic slopes of Wengen as the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup men’s slalom race reaches its midpoint. Norway’s Atle Lie McGrath 🇳🇴 has surged to the top of the standings after the first run, holding the lead among the initial 15 competitors.
McGrath delivered a strong, precise performance on the challenging Männlichen course, setting a benchmark time that his rivals are struggling to match so far. The Norwegian skier, known for his technical prowess and previous success in Wengen (including a memorable victory and podium sweep in recent seasons), is showcasing why he’s a top contender this season.
Close behind him are Swiss standout Loïc Meillard in second place and Norway’s veteran Henrik Kristoffersen tied for second in some reports, creating a thrilling three-way battle at the front. The tight margins promise an intense second run, scheduled for later today.
Fans can follow the live action and full intermediate results directly through the FIS App, where real-time updates, splits, and standings are available.
This slalom in Wengen serves as a key event in the lead-up to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina, with athletes like McGrath aiming to build momentum on one of alpine skiing’s most legendary venues.
Stay tuned for the decisive second run – who will claim the win on this demanding Swiss classic? 💪🏼⛷️
