Lillehammer Men’s Slalom 2026 – Ranking and results
Discover the complete results and rankings of the men’s Slalom of the final in Lillehammer (Norway) of the 2025-2026 Alpine Skiing World Cup. which was held this Wednesday 25 March 2026. First round at 10.30am, second round at 1.30pm.
The 2025-2026 Alpine Skiing World Cup is preparing to pronounce its verdict in the slalom. This Wednesday, on the occasion of the Lillehammer final held on the Hafjell track, the best specialists in the discipline will meet for a final comparison. After a particularly competitive season, several contenders may still hope to raise the crystal ball.
McGrath in ideal position, several suitors still in the running
Leader of the specialty ranking before this last race, the Norwegian Atle Lie McGrath he will approach this decisive slalom with bib number 6. The Scandinavian has a slight advantage but remains threatened by several competitors who are still mathematically capable of stealing the globe from him.
Among these, the Brazilian Lucas Pinheiro Braathen will be particularly monitored. Impressive all winter, he will start with bib 7 and could achieve a splendid double after having already won the giant globe the day before. Suspense is also allowed Clement Noel. The Frenchman, who will wear bib 4, still has a chance of winning the title even if the scenario will have to turn in his favor to win the trophy.
The Norwegian will open the race Henrik Kristoffersenhe too is still worried about the fight for the globe but more dependent on the results of his rivals to hope to create a surprise.
Four Frenchmen leaving Hafjell
The French team will be well represented in this last event of the season. Before the passage of Clément Noël, Paco Rassat will start with bib 3. Having had a solid winter, the Habs will look to end their season with a top performance against the world’s elite.
Two other Frenchmen are also at the start: Victor Muffat-Jeandetbearer of bib 13, as well as Steven Amiezwho will start with bib number 17. In a final slalom where the globe remains at stake, each round could overturn the hierarchy and provide a breathtaking finale on the Norwegian track.
Lillehammer Men’s Slalom 2026 – Ranking of the 1st run
Official ranking updated at the end of the group.
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- Read also – The complete ranking of the 1st round of the men’s slalom in Lillehammer (coming soon)
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