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Veysonnaz finale settles Para alpine World Cup globes
Aigner completed a globe sweep while Stary won her first discipline titles.
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The Para Alpine World Cup season concluded in Veysonnaz with giant slalom and slalom races deciding the remaining globes. Johannes Aigner and guide Nico Haberl won both men’s vision impaired events, completing a discipline globe sweep and a fifth consecutive overall title.
Elina Stary and guide Stefan Winter won both women’s vision impaired races, earning their first giant slalom and slalom globes. Veronika Aigner retained the overall title despite missing the final stop through injury.
Arthur Bauchet secured the men’s standing overall crown with second in giant slalom and victory in slalom. Sweden’s Aaron Lindström won his first slalom globe, while Spain’s Maria Martin-Granizo Ferreiro earned a first World Cup podium in women’s standing giant slalom.
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