Kitzbühel, Austria – Jack Crawford made history for Canada on Saturday by clinching victory in the prestigious World Cup downhill race on the legendary Hahnenkamm course. Fellow Canadian Cam Alexander added to the nation’s glory with an impressive third-place finish, marking a monumental day for Canadian skiing.
Crawford delivered a flawless performance on one of the most challenging courses in the world, clocking a blistering time to secure the top spot. His win is being celebrated as a major achievement in Canadian alpine skiing, showcasing his skill and composure on the icy slopes of Kitzbühel.
“I’m overjoyed to represent Canada at such an iconic venue and share the podium with Cam. It’s a day I’ll never forget,” Crawford said after the race.
Alexander’s third-place finish further highlighted Canada’s dominance, as he displayed remarkable speed and precision to secure his spot on the podium.
The double-podium finish is a rare feat for Canada and a testament to the country’s rising prominence in international alpine skiing. Fans and teammates celebrated the milestone, calling it a proud moment for Canadian sports.