Worley Dominates Giant Slalom, Securing Another World Cup Victory
Tessa Worley, a French alpine skiing star, claimed victory in teh World Cup giant slalom race held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland on Sunday, March 6th. This extraordinary win marks Worley’s 16th career World Cup victory and her second this season.
The 32-year-old skier outperformed a strong field, finishing ahead of Italian Olympic silver medalist federica Brignone by 29/100 of a second and Swedish Olympic gold medalist Sara Hector by 31/100 of a second.
worley’s triumph follows closely on the heels of her teammate Romane miradoli’s victory in the super-G event the previous day, highlighting the strength and depth of the French women’s alpine skiing team. This double win underscores France’s continued dominance in the sport, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.
