(Reuters) - Swiss skier Marco Odermatt cemented his status as an Olympic favourite with victory on home snow in Wengen, the last men's Alpine World Cup super-G before next month's Beijing Winter Games.
The 24-year-old overall World Cup leader completed the long Lauberhorn run in one minute 29 seconds to beat Norwegian rival Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, the leader of the super-G standings and winner of the previous three races, by 0.23.
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