Jack Crawford becomes the first Canadian to win a World Cup downhill on Kitzbuhel's Streif since 1983, securing a historic victory. Cam Alexander also claims bronze, marking a successful day for Canadian skiers.
Canada 's Jack Crawford achieved a historic victory on Saturday, clinching his first World Cup downhill win on the renowned Streif course in Kitzbuhel , Austria. Crawford, hailing from Toronto, blazed down the challenging slope in a time of 1 minute 53.64 seconds, marking a significant milestone in his career. His compatriot, Cam Alexander from North Vancouver, British Columbia, secured a well-deserved bronze medal, finishing just 0.22 seconds behind Crawford.
Switzerland's Alexis Monney claimed the second position on the podium.Crawford's triumph makes him the first Canadian to win the men's World Cup downhill race on the iconic Hahnenkamm mountain in Kitzbuhel since Todd Brooker's victory in 1983. This achievement underscores the growing strength of Canadian alpine skiing and solidifies Crawford's position as a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.Alexander's bronze medal adds to Canada's celebratory moment, showcasing the depth of talent within the Canadian ski team. Both Crawford and Alexander's impressive performances on the demanding Streif course leave fans eagerly anticipating their future endeavors in the world of alpine skiing.
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