The final World Cup events of the season have taken place for Louis Muhlen-Schulte, with giant slalom and slalom races in Hafjell, Norway.
 
First up for the 2022 Olympian was the giant slalom, with Muhlen-Schulte finishing in 47th place in the first run finishing in a time of 1:12.47, 3.07 seconds behind event winner Loic Meillard of Switzerland, who led a Swiss clean sweep with Marco Odermatt and Thomas Tumlber also on the podium.
 
In the slalom, Muhlen-Schulte was 48th in a time of 1:05.27, 4.81 seconds behind Meillard who made it back-to-back victories over the weekend.
 
The World Cup finals for Alpine Skiing will take place in Sun Valley, Idaho, USA, from March 22 to 27.

2022 Olympian Louis Muhlen-Schulte has competed in his first World Cup event since the 2025 World Championships last month, in giant slalom and slalom races in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia.
 
In the giant slalom, Muhlen-Schulte was 40th, missing out on the top-30 required for the second run, in a time of 1:14.73, four seconds behind event winner Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway.
 
In the slalom, Muhlen-Schulte was joined by fellow National Team member Hugh McAdam, but unfortunately both did not finish the run. Kristoffersen made it a double victory weekend finishing first again on day two in Slovenia.
 
Muhlen-Schulte and McAdam will now assess the remaining events they will ski this season, including European Cup starts, in addition to their last World Cup stop in Hafjell, Norway, on March 15-16.