SM St. Moritz Corinne Suter wins the super-G in superior style

SDA

11.4.2026 - 08:59

Corinne Suter also celebrates at national level (archive photo)
Corinne Suter also celebrates at national level (archive photo)
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Corinne Suter skis to the Swiss Super-G title in St. Moritz in superior style. This is the fifth time that she has won the national title in this discipline.

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Corinne Suter, who returned to the top of the world after the Olympic Games in the World Cup, distanced Jasmine Flury by 1.67 seconds, while third-placed Daria Zurlinden lost two and a half seconds.

Stefanie Grob, who had won the downhill on Thursday, did not finish. Of the 52 women who started, a total of 22 were eliminated.

Manser doubles up

In the men's race, downhill champion Sandro Manser doubled up. With bib number 1, he put in a strong run on a slope that withstood the strain very well. Even the Olympic champion Franjo von Allmen was not in the lead at the intermediate times before he missed the gate after a directional error at the jump. The top 8 finished within one second of each other, with silver and bronze going to Gaël Zulauf and Loïc Chable.

The 20-year-old Manser is not yet World Cup-tested. However, this will change after a strong European Cup season. The man from central Switzerland has a fixed place in the downhill next winter.