What a great weekend of racing, from Odermatt's domination of the SG to Shiffrin's winning Slalom run to Shiffrin's questions of the Slovakian course crews supposed delaying tactics!

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Crammed a lot onto this pod! We chatted about Bansko and how blaming ski manufacturers is creeping into the racers narrative, plus we have to talk about injuries again after 2 horrendous crashes for the ladies in Val di Fassa for the Ladies, which lead us back to the question of how safe ski racing is and what can be done...

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The tech events brought the champs to a close. We cover the unorthodox decision FIS took to only reverse the top 15 on the second run! Liensberger's crushing slalom win, a surprise mens GS podium and the tightest of margins for Lara Gut-Behrami to take another gold.

With a turbulent champs coming to an end we talk through our highs and lows, as well as some of yours, plus a look to the next World Cups which are just around the corner.

The Parallel...... what the hell was going on there, we try and figure out exactly what happened between Ed's rants! Plus a look back at the Alpine Combined events that seemed like they happened a week ago with this condensed schedule.

Plus a look at whats left to be decided in Cortina as the World Champs draw to an end.

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Finally we have some racing to discuss from the World Championships in Cortina! With the speed races all completed the Austrian double on the men and Swiss double on the womens side are the headline stories...

But is it the German team that is making all the headlines?

Alpine Combined starts tomorrow, and we look ahead to the Parallel, both individual and the Team events on the horizon.

Some more warm weather affected the mens speed races in Garmisch but thankfully the races managed to go ahead.

Ed, Ben and Marcel look ahead to the opening races of the World Champs in Cortina.

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Tricky weather had a say in all the racing this time out, Chamonix was warm and wet, meaning it was back to salt city, giving the athletes a tough time dealing with rapidly worsening conditions, whilst the women had their programme change to double SG after rain put a stop to any training runs in the originally scheduled DH.

Plus a quick look ahead to selection conundrums for the World Champs with the likes of Austria, Switzerland and Italy having to whittle the slalom teams down to just 4 athletes.

After a big few races, we look back at the most famous of Downhills, Kitzbuhel... from crashes to winners, we also have interviews with the chief medic on site and Hannes Trinkl on how we can get away from huge crashes. Goggia does double Downhill wins in Crans Montana, Worley wins in Kronplatz and Schwarz stands on the top step again...

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It might have been flat but the racing wasn't. The men delivered over in Flachau, whilst the women tackled a very ice Kranjska Gora. From first time winners to discipline domination, this weekend had it all.

Dont forget to join in in the Powderhound Predictions League. 40 points on offer this weekend, men have not 1 but 2 Downhills in Kitzbuhel and a Super G, the women are in Crans Montana for the same... Plus the night Slalom in Schladming for the men and the womens GS in Kronplatz!

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Ed, Ben and Marcel jump on to discuss the womens night slalom from Flachau and to chat through the plan for the seemingly ever changing schedule and make some predictions!

The women are still racing double GS in Kranjska Gora and the men are now racing double Slalom in Flachau... Hopefully these are the last changes!!

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