- **Q: Who is leading the Men's Giant Slalom in Sun Valley?
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The final Men's Giant Slalom of the Alpine Ski World Cup season is underway in Sun Valley, USA. After the first run, Swiss skier Loic Meillard holds the lead, showcasing his excellent late-season form.
## Meillard Continues Strong Form Loic Meillard delivered a smooth and technically proficient first run on the Sun Valley course. Described as looking 'playful' by commentators, his performance builds on recent successes and puts him in pole position heading into the second run. He aims to cap off his season with another victory.
## Odermatt's Dominance Already Confirmed Marco Odermatt, the standout skier of the season, has already wrapped up the Giant Slalom discipline title with 500 points before this final race, well ahead of second-placed Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) at 394 points. His slight time deficit in the first run doesn't diminish his remarkable season, having already secured four crystal globes (Overall, GS, Super-G, Downhill).
## The Final Push The Sun Valley event marks the conclusion of the Alpine Ski World Cup tour. Following the Men's Giant Slalom, the season officially concludes with the Men's and Women's Slalom races.
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