Alpine skiing at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Men's giant slalom

The men's giant slalom competition of the 2026 Winter Olympics was held on Saturday, 14 February, at Stelvio Ski Centre in Bormio.[1] Lucas Pinheiro Braathen of Brazil won the event. This was the first medal for Brazil at the Winter Olympics, and also the first medal for a tropical nation and South America. Marco Odermatt of Switzerland, the defending champion, won the silver medal and teammate Loïc Meillard took bronze.[2][3]

Men's giant slalom
at the XXV Olympic Winter Games
VenueStelvio, Bormio
Date14 February 2026
Competitors81 from 62 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Lucas Pinheiro Braathen  Brazil
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Marco Odermatt  Switzerland
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Loïc Meillard  Switzerland
 2022
2030 
Men's giant slalom
LocationStelvio Ski Centre
Vertical   390 m (1,280 ft)
Top elevation1,619 m (5,312 ft) AMSL
Base elevation1,229 m (4,032 ft)
Longest run1.428 km (0.89 mi)

Background

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The 2022 champion, Marco Odermatt, qualified for the event, as did the silver medalist, Žan Kranjec. Bronze medalist Mathieu Faivre had retired from competitions.[4] Prior to the Olympics on the World Cup circuit, Odermatt led in the overall and giant slalom standings, having won three of seven events. Raphael Haaser was the reigning world champion.

Qualification

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Results

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The race was started at 10:00 (first run) and 13:30 (second run) local time (UTC+1), both under overcast skies. The first run's snow condition was icy; the air temperature was 0.4 °C (33 °F) at the starting gate and 0.7 °C (33 °F) at the finish area. The second run's snow condition was wet; the air temperature was 1.5 °C (35 °F) at the starting gate and 4.5 °C (40 °F) at the finish area.

RankBibNameNationRun 1RankRun 2RankTotalBehind
1st place, gold medalist(s)1Lucas Pinheiro Braathen Brazil1:13.9211:11.08112:25.00
2nd place, silver medalist(s)5Marco Odermatt Switzerland1:14.8721:10.7162:25.58+0.58
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)6Loïc Meillard Switzerland1:15.4931:10.6852:26.17+1.17
49Thomas Tumler Switzerland1:15.8141:10.6432:26.45+1.45
52Atle Lie McGrath Norway1:15.9381:10.8992:26.82+1.82
610Léo Anguenot France1:15.8351:11.16122:26.99+1.99
73Henrik Kristoffersen Norway1:15.8561:11.19142:27.04+2.04
87Stefan Brennsteiner Austria1:15.9271:11.31182:27.23+2.23
94Marco Schwarz Austria1:16.66181:10.6222:27.28+2.28
1023Joan Verdú Andorra1:16.69191:10.6012:27.29+2.29
1111Timon Haugan Norway1:16.49141:10.8182:27.30+2.30
128Žan Kranjec Slovenia1:16.0391:11.41222:27.44+2.44
1324Alexander Schmid Germany1:16.84201:10.6432:27.48+2.48
1413Filip Zubčić Croatia1:16.59161:10.91102:27.50+2.50
1522Anton Grammel Germany1:16.56151:11.16122:27.72+2.72
1619Patrick Feurstein Austria1:16.46131:11.38202:27.84+2.84
1715River Radamus United States1:16.38121:11.58242:27.96+2.96
1814Luca Aerni Switzerland1:16.89211:11.30172:28.19+3.19
1916Raphael Haaser Austria1:17.46241:10.7572:28.21+3.21
2032Christian Borgnæs Denmark1:17.10221:11.25152:28.35+3.35
2129Andreas Žampa Slovakia1:16.64171:11.80252:28.44+3.44
2227Fabian Ax Swartz Sweden1:17.42231:11.34192:28.76+3.76
2335Andrej Drukarov Lithuania1:17.56251:11.47232:29.03+4.03
2431Giovanni Franzoni Italy1:17.86261:11.27162:29.13+4.13
2526Ryder Sarchett United States1:18.72291:11.39212:30.11+5.11
2634Tiziano Gravier Argentina1:18.45271:11.85262:30.30+5.30
2738Jesper Pohjolainen Finland1:18.77301:12.10272:30.87+5.87
2828Tormis Laine Estonia1:18.84321:12.73282:31.57+6.57
2939Harry Laidlaw Australia1:18.52281:13.38292:31.90+6.90
3042Tomas Holscher Chile1:19.92341:13.57302:33.49+8.49
3147Giovanni Ongaro Brazil1:19.95351:14.20312:34.15+9.15
3240Bálint Úry Hungary1:19.60331:14.70332:34.30+9.30
3336Jung Dong-hyun South Korea1:20.84371:14.57322:35.41+10.41
3441Denni Xhepa Albania1:20.57361:15.34342:35.91+10.91
3544Marek Müller Czech Republic1:21.90391:15.87362:37.77+12.77
3649Kalin Zlatkov Bulgaria1:22.32401:16.76382:39.08+14.08
3752Marko Šljivić Bosnia and Herzegovina1:22.76411:17.45412:40.21+15.21
3857Emeric Guerillot Portugal1:22.87421:16.58372:39.45+14.45
3948Nicolás Pirozzi Uruguay1:22.99431:15.66352:38.65+13.65
4048Dmytro Shepiuk Ukraine1:22.99431:17.37392:40.36+15.36
4143Barnabás Szőllős Israel1:23.32451:18.13442:41.45+16.45
4258Cormac Comerford Ireland1:24.32461:17.43402:41.75+16.75
4351Alexandru Ștefan Ștefănescu Romania1:25.17511:17.53422:42.70+17.70
4450Richardson Viano Haiti1:24.55471:18.28472:42.83+17.83
4560Elvis Opmanis Latvia1:24.90481:18.20452:43.10+18.10
4659Matthieu Osch Luxembourg1:25.06501:18.12432:43.18+18.18
4754Aleksa Tomović Serbia1:24.97491:18.64482:43.61+18.61
4861Nathan Tchibozo Benin1:25.42521:18.23462:43.65+18.65
4956Thomas Kaan Önol Lang Turkey1:25.67531:18.83492:44.50+19.50
5055Medet Nazarov Uzbekistan1:25.75541:21.14582:46.89+21.89
5168Rostislav Khokhlov Kazakhstan1:26.38551:20.98562:47.36+22.36
5266Nikhil Alleyne Trinidad and Tobago1:27.79591:19.93502:47.72+22.72
5364Lasse Gaxiola Mexico1:27.23561:20.85522:48.08+23.08
5467Francis Ceccarelli Philippines1:27.36571:20.87532:48.23+23.23
5565Viktor Petkov North Macedonia1:27.36581:21.01572:48.37+23.37
5669Luka Buchukuri Georgia1:28.21611:20.57512:48.78+23.78
5776Mathieu Gravier Madagascar1:27.86601:20.97552:48.83+23.83
5862Liu Xiaochen China1:29.45661:20.96542:50.41+25.41
5980Harutyun Harutyunyan Armenia1:28.91631:21.67592:50.58+25.58
6079Fabian Wiest Thailand1:28.85621:21.96602:50.81+25.81
6163Mohammad Kiyadarbandsari Iran1:29.14641:22.03612:51.17+26.17
6275Timur Shakirov Kyrgyzstan1:29.52671:22.50632:52.02+27.02
6371Thomas Weir South Africa1:29.55681:22.48622:52.03+27.03
6478Yianno Kouyoumdjian Cyprus1:29.14641:22.97662:52.11+27.11
6572Rafael Mini San Marino1:29.88701:22.68642:52.56+27.56
6681Issa Laborde Dit Pere Kenya1:29.57691:23.21672:52.78+27.78
6770Fayik Abdi Saudi Arabia1:30.52711:22.89652:53.41+28.41
6874Hau Tsuen Adrian Yung Hong Kong1:31.22721:24.99692:56.21+31.21
6977Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda Eritrea1:33.00731:23.30682:56.30+31.30
12Alex Vinatzer Italy1:16.3111DNFN/a
18Fabian Gratz Germany1:16.2010
20Alban Elezi Cannaferina France1:18.7931
45Jón Erik Sigurðsson Iceland1:21.6138
17Sam Maes BelgiumDNFN/a
21Luca De Aliprandini Italy
25Eirik Hystad Solberg Norway
30Tobias Kastlunger Italy
33Eduard Hallberg Finland
37Pietro Tranchina Morocco
46Kyle Negomir United States
73Faiz Basha Singapore

References

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  1. "Competition Schedule - Alpine Skiing". www.olympics.com. Milan, Italy: Milan-Cortina 2026 Organizing Committee for the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics. Retrieved 30 January 2026.
  2. "Brazil's Lucas Pinheiro Braathen wins Olympic giant slalom gold". ESPN. Retrieved 26 February 2026.
  3. "The samba-dancing skier making Brazil Olympic history". BBC Sport. Retrieved 26 February 2026.
  4. Garcka, Matt (15 October 2025). "Mathieu Faivre Retires: 2021 Double World Champion Ends His Career". Ski Racing.
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  • FIS-Ski.com – 2026 Winter Olympics – Men's Giant Slalom