French skier Cleman Noel is the winner of today's slalom, which was held in Kitzbühel as part of the World Cup.
Six days after he celebrated in the slalom in Wengen and thus registered his first victory in the World Cup, the official junior world champion was the fastest in Kitzbühel with a time of 1:45,53 minutes.
He left behind the Austrian Marcel Hirscher, who was 29 hundredths of a second slower, while the third place was won by the Frenchman Alexis Panturo with a gap of 36 hundredths of a second.
Last year's winner in Kitzbühel, the Norwegian Henrik Kristofersen finished the race in fourth place.
Hirscher is the leader in the slalom standings with 576 points, Noel is second with 401, while Kristoffersen is third with 369 points.
Hiršer takes the leading position in the overall standings of the World Cup with 1.116 points.
Kristoffersen is second with 671, while Frenchman Alexis Panturo is third with 620 points.
Tomorrow, the skiers will ride the super-giant slalom in Kicbili.
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