Alpine Skiing: Marcel Hirscher Gained His Second Gold Medal in PyeongChang

Marcel Hirscher proved that he is an outstanding alpine skier by winning his second gold medal at 2018 Winter Olympics. He turned out to be the best in the giant slalom event by finishing in total for 2 minutes 19.31 seconds. Previously, the Austrian athlete became a gold medalist of the combined event. Also, Marcel is a silver medalist of 2014 Winter Olympics in slalom and is 6-time overall winner of the World Cup.

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Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway, a bronze medalist of 2014 Winter Olympics in slalom, earned a silver medal by finishing in 2 minutes 19.31 seconds. And, Alexis Pinturault from France, a bronze medalist of 2014 Olympics in slalom and a silver medalist of 2018 PyeongChang in combined, became a bronze medalist with the result of 2 minutes 19.35 seconds.

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The other best results were shown by:

4 Zan Kranjec (Slovenia)

5 Thomas Fanara (France)

6 Victor Muffat-Jeandet (bronze medalist of 2018 Winter Olympics in combined) (France)

7 Mathieu Faivre (France)

8 Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen (Norway)

9 Loic Meillard (Switzerland)

10 Matts Olsson (Sweden)