(Reuters) – French Alpine skier Nils Allegre celebrated a surprise first World Cup win, and first podium appearance in eight years of trying, after a weather-affected super-G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on Saturday. The 30-year-old’s previous highest placings were two fourths, one of them in a super-G on the German resort’s Kandahar piste in 2021. “What happened? I don’t know,” said the stunned skier, who started with bib number 18 in his 102nd World Cup race, as the victory sank in. “I had a very good feeling on the salty snow,” he added of a soft piste injected with water and salt. “I know my skis are one of the best in these conditions.” Continuin
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