Braathen leads first run of Sölden giant slalom with 52s40
Brazil's Lucas Pinheiro Braathen clocked 52s40 in the first run of the Sölden giant slalom to lead the opening of the 2026/2027 season, ahead of Switzerland's Loïc Meillard (52s64) and Austria's Stefan Brennsteiner (52s89). The second run is scheduled for 9h (Brasília time).

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O brasileiro Lucas Pinheiro Braathen é o líder após a primeira descida do gigante em Sölden. Neste domingo (25), ele cravou 52s40 na abertura da temporada 2026/2027 e larga como favorito na segunda manga, marcada para as 9h (de Brasília).
Como os 30 mais rápidos retornam na ordem inversa, quem fez o melhor tempo compete por último — e Lucas vai poder acompanhar as marcas dos adversários antes de definir a sua.
Atrás dele ficaram o suíço Loïc Meillard (52s64, a 24 centésimos), o austríaco Stefan Brennsteiner (52s89, a 49) e Marco Odermatt (52s95, a 55), dono de cinco títulos gerais da Copa do Mundo.
Medalhista de ouro olímpico e dono do globo de cristal da disciplina na temporada passada, ele vem do melhor ano da carreira: em 2025/2026, subiu ao topo do pódio do gigante em Milão-Cortina, interrompeu a sequência de quatro troféus seguidos de Odermatt e virou o primeiro brasileiro a levar um globo de cristal no esqui alpino.
Antes, em 2022/2023 — ainda competindo pela Noruega —, havia faturado a classificação geral do slalom. Agora, representando o Brasil, quer ampliar a coleção e entrar na briga pelo título geral, que soma os resultados de todas as disciplinas.
Ele fechou a temporada passada com vitórias nas duas últimas etapas do gigante, em Lillehammer e Kranjska Gora. Em Sölden, tenta emendar o quinto pódio seguido na disciplina e seguir entre os dez primeiros.
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