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Hofmeister and Caviezel win Val Saint-Côme giant slalom

Miki and Bormolini secured repeat discipline and overall globes through their results.

14 Mar North America Val Saint-Côme, Canada
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Ramona Theresia Hofmeister won the women’s parallel giant slalom in Val Saint-Côme, defeating Tsubaki Miki for her third consecutive victory at the venue. Lucia Dalmasso finished third ahead of Flurina Neva Baetschi, while Miki secured both the discipline and overall titles for a second straight season.

Dario Caviezel won the men’s final over Edwin Coratti, recording his first victory of the season and fourth of his career. Arnaud Gaudet earned bronze on home snow after beating Walker Overstake, whose fourth place marked a substantial improvement on his previous individual World Cup best.

Maurizio Bormolini exited in the quarterfinals but clinched repeat giant slalom and overall globes. The Kizuka sisters also became the first three siblings to enter the same alpine snowboard World Cup.

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