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🎿 Winter Olympics 2026 – Top Contenders for Alpine Skiing Gold

BEOmod756
StatusOpen
CategorySport
Published17 Dec 2025 08:09 UTC
Last Updated26 Dec 2025 23:00 UTC

LEADERBOARD

# Bet options Chance to win Change Odds Return on 100 Related
1 1 Implied Projected Winner Marco Odermatt (SUI) 3.88% - 25.750 2575
2 Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) 3.57% - 28.050 2805
3 Franjo von Allmen (SUI) 3.42% - 29.200 2920
4 Alexis Monney (SUI) 3.29% - 30.350 3035
5 Raphael Haaser (AUT) 3.17% - 31.500 3150
6 Fredrik Moeller (NOR) 2.96% - 33.800 3380
7 Stefan Rogentin (SUI) 2.77% - 36.100 3610
8 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (NOR) 2.68% - 37.250 3725
9 Dominik Paris (ITA) 2.15% - 46.450 4645
10 Mattia Casse (ITA) 2.15% - 46.450 4645

Event information

Overview of the Event

The 2026 Winter Olympic Games, hosted across Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy), will once again spotlight the world’s elite alpine skiers in one of the most technically demanding and thrilling disciplines of the Games.

The Men’s Alpine Skiing Winner market covers multiple premier events — including Downhill, Super-G, Giant Slalom, Slalom, and Combined — where precision, control, and courage define Olympic glory.
For bettors, this market rewards a blend of recent form, weather adaptability, and mental resilience under high-stakes conditions.


Recent Context

In Beijing 2022, Swiss legend Marco Odermatt captured gold in the Giant Slalom, while Beat Feuz took gold in the Downhill, marking Switzerland’s dominance in technical and speed events alike.
Olympics.com +1

As the Games return to Europe, home-field familiarity and similar snow conditions give skiers from Switzerland, Austria, Norway, and Italy a distinct edge. The Cortina slopes — fast, technical, and visually spectacular — are expected to favor all-rounders capable of balancing speed with precision.


Contenders to Watch

🇨🇭 Marco Odermatt (Switzerland)

The reigning Olympic champion and current World Cup overall leader. His ability to dominate across both Giant Slalom and Super-G makes him the clear favorite heading into 2026.

🇳🇴 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (Norway)

A powerhouse in speed events. If fully recovered from injury, Kilde’s combination of aggression and balance makes him a major medal threat in Downhill and Super-G.

🇦🇹 Manuel Feller (Austria)

Specialist in technical events with growing consistency. Feller’s slalom skill set suits the sharp, demanding turns expected at Cortina.

🇮🇹 Dominik Paris (Italy)

Local hero and a natural on Italian snow. Known for his raw pace and confidence in high-speed descents, Paris could deliver a standout performance in front of home fans.

🇫🇷 Alexis Pinturault (France)

Veteran all-rounder with podium experience in every major championship. His tactical precision and composure in combined events make him a consistent medal candidate.


Key Factors to Consider

  • Course Familiarity: European athletes familiar with Cortina’s terrain hold a clear advantage.

  • Weather Conditions: Temperature shifts can drastically affect surface speed and line control.

  • Discipline Selection: Multi-event skiers increase their value through medal potential in multiple races.

  • Equipment Setup: Minor adjustments to ski tuning can determine podium margins.

  • Mental Composure: Single-run events amplify the importance of pressure management.


Quick Summary

Event: Winter Olympics 2026 – Men’s Alpine Skiing Winner
2022 Champions: Marco Odermatt (Giant Slalom), Beat Feuz (Downhill)
Betting Focus: Course adaptability, split-time precision, and all-around consistency
Best Sources: Olympics.com, FIS-Ski.com, NBC Sports, Eurosport, SkiRacing.com

Projection Chart

This projection chart for BetMod 756 shows the Top 5 wagering options for "Sport" at 2025-11-17 17:10:34. The current order displaying on the Chart above is "Marco Odermatt (SUI)" the projected winner, "Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT)" in second place, "Franjo von Allmen (SUI)" in 3rd place right now, "Alexis Monney (SUI)" showing up at 4th from the top, "Raphael Haaser (AUT)" showing up at 5th from the top.