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SHOTLIST: Are, Sweden. 17th February 2019.
1. 00:00 Finishing line
2. 00:00 Crowd
3. 00:09 Marcel Hirscher starts his first run
4. 00:15 Hirscher finishes first run and takes provisional lead
5. 00:28 Various of Michael Matt's second run - finishes in second place
6. 00:57 Various of Marco Schwarz's second run - finishes in third place
7. 01:14 Alexis Pinturault slips during his second run
8. 01:21 Pinturault ends his second run - finishes in fourth place
9. 01:35 Various of Hirscher's second run - finishes in first place
10. 02:09 Austrian flags
11. 02:12 Various of Hirscher on podium
SOURCE: Infront Sports
DURATION: 02:21
STORYLINE:
Marcel Hirscher won men's slalom gold for a third time in the space of four Alpine World Championships on Sunday, leading an all-Austrian podium in Are, Sweden.
Alpine combined gold medallist Alexis Pinturault was Hirscher's closest challenger at the halfway stage, 0.56-of-a-second off the pace, but the Frenchman slipped in his second run and finished in fourth place.
So Michael Matt held provisional first place with only Hirscher left to ski.
Hirscher was not to be denied though, recording a combined time of two minutes, 5.86 seconds to finish 0.65-of-a-second clear of Matt.
It was a seventh gold for Hirscher, taking him level with compatriot Toni Sailer for the most men's titles in World Championships history.
Marco Schwarz finished in third, picking up his third medal of these championships.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Hirscher, who picked up silver in Thursday's giant slalom, now has 11 World Championships medals in total.
Stand alone digital: Available worldwide excluding host country, Germany, Italy and digital only clients in Sweden. No access Slovenia until 8 hours after the race. Can be used on social platforms as long as territorial restrictions are adhered to by use of geo-blocking technologies.
Maximum use 2 minutes. All usage subject to rights licensed in contract. For any questions regarding rights restrictions please contact planning@sntv.com.
SHOTLIST: Are, Sweden. 17th February 2019.
1. 00:00 Finishing line
2. 00:00 Crowd
3. 00:09 Marcel Hirscher starts his first run
4. 00:15 Hirscher finishes first run and takes provisional lead
5. 00:28 Various of Michael Matt's second run - finishes in second place
6. 00:57 Various of Marco Schwarz's second run - finishes in third place
7. 01:14 Alexis Pinturault slips during his second run
8. 01:21 Pinturault ends his second run - finishes in fourth place
9. 01:35 Various of Hirscher's second run - finishes in first place
10. 02:09 Austrian flags
11. 02:12 Various of Hirscher on podium
SOURCE: Infront Sports
DURATION: 02:21
STORYLINE:
Marcel Hirscher won men's slalom gold for a third time in the space of four Alpine World Championships on Sunday, leading an all-Austrian podium in Are, Sweden.
Alpine combined gold medallist Alexis Pinturault was Hirscher's closest challenger at the halfway stage, 0.56-of-a-second off the pace, but the Frenchman slipped in his second run and finished in fourth place.
So Michael Matt held provisional first place with only Hirscher left to ski.
Hirscher was not to be denied though, recording a combined time of two minutes, 5.86 seconds to finish 0.65-of-a-second clear of Matt.
It was a seventh gold for Hirscher, taking him level with compatriot Toni Sailer for the most men's titles in World Championships history.
Marco Schwarz finished in third, picking up his third medal of these championships.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Hirscher, who picked up silver in Thursday's giant slalom, now has 11 World Championships medals in total.
