Alpine skiing: Weather hands World Cup downhill titles to Feuz and Goggia


FILE PHOTO: Alpine Skiing - FIS Ski World Cup - Men's Downhill - Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria - March 6, 2021 Switzerland's Beat Feuz celebrates with his trophy after finishing second in the Men's Downhill REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

(Reuters) - Switzerland's Beat Feuz and Italy's Sofia Goggia won the men's and women's Alpine skiing World Cup downhill titles respectively on Wednesday after the final races in Lenzerheide were cancelled due to bad weather.

Organisers had already been unable to hold the required training runs on Monday and Tuesday due to heavy snow and strong winds in the Swiss resort and the schedule has no reserve days.

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