Austrian skier Manuel Feller celebrated in front of his fans in the slalom race in Kitzbühel. Filip Zubcic took 26th place.
Feller, who was fourth after the first run, eventually reached victory, celebrating with 35 hundredths of an advantage over the leader from the first lap, the Swiss Loic Meillard.
The third place went to the German Linus Strasser, 53 hundredths behind the winner.
The only Croatian representative in the second race Filip Zubcic he took 26th place, 3.36 seconds behind Feller.
MANUEL FELLER 🇦🇹 WINS THE SLALOM IN KITZBUEHEL! 🏆
The 2024 Slalom champion is back to his best in Kitzbuehel! 💪
🥈 Loïc Meillard 🇨🇭 (+0.35)
🥉 Linus Strasser 🇩🇪 (+0.53)#FISAlpine #WorldCupKitzbuehel pic.twitter.com/so5bcwnReo— FIS Alpine (@fisalpine) January 25, 2026
Croatia had three more representatives in today’s slalom. Samuel Colleague stayed within reach of the second run, taking 32nd place, 2.42 seconds behind Meillard. East Rhodes was 40th after the first run, 2.99 seconds behind the Swiss skier, a Matej Vidović he failed to finish the first run, reports HRT.
In the ranking of skiers in slalom, the first is Pinheiro Braathen with 401 points, the second is the Frenchman Noel Clement with 375 points, and the third is the Norwegian Atle Lie McGrath with 372 points.
Kolega is 27th with 63 points, Zubcic is 31st with 54 points, and Rodeš is 47th with 12 points.
In the overall standings, Swiss Marco Odermatt is first with 1285 points, Pinheiro Braathen is second with 668 points, and Meillard is third with 583 points.
(Hina | Photo: FIS, Action Press / Simon Hausberger)
