Stefan Brennsteiner wins first World Cup race at Copper Mountain

2025-26 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup: Stefan Brennsteiner claims first World Cup victory at Copper Mountain

On Friday, 28 November, Austrian giant slalom specialist Stefan Brennsteiner achieved his first World Cup victory in 81 starts by winning at the high-altitude Copper Mountain course.

Race Highlights

"This win means a lot after so many races, and it motivates me for the rest of the season," Brennsteiner said after crossing the finish line.

Context and Implications

Copper Mountain, known for its demanding and fast course, often challenges even the best skiers, and this victory is a testament to Brennsteiner's growth and persistence.

The outcome shakes up the early season leaderboards, introducing fresh dynamics for upcoming World Cup events.


This victory highlights Brennsteiner's breakthrough moment, showcasing resilience and the unpredictable nature of alpine skiing where even top contenders like Odermatt can face setbacks.

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Olympics.com Olympics.com — 2025-11-30

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