Source: Radio New Zealand
Alice Robinson of New Zealand speeds down the course during a World Cup giant slalom race in Italy, 2025. PHOTOSPORT
Queenstown skier Alice Robinson has continued her top form on the World Cup circuit.
Robinson followed up her giant slalom victory at Tremblant in Canada on Sunday with a third place finish on the same course on Monday.
The result marks the 20th World Cup podium of her career and her third in four rounds this season.
The 24-year-old remains top of the giant slalom standings, eight points ahead of Austrian Julia Scheib who won Monday’s race.
Robinson was quickest after the first run but a tiny error on the second run meant she was a second slower than Scheib and finished 0.78 seconds behind the Austrian with Sara Hector of Sweden second.
Robinson leads the giant slalom standings with 292 points, with Scheib in second with 280 points and Croatia’s Zrinka Ljutic in third with 178 points.
The Giant Slalom World Cup Tour will now take a break until 27 December.
Robinson will now turn her attention to World Cup speed events starting with the Downhill and Super G races in St. Moritz, Switzerland, next weekend.
The Olympics are in Italy in February.
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