Men's World Cup slalom results here on Sunday: 1. Felix Neureuther (GER) 1:52.20 ( 58.96 + 53.24) 2. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 1:52.56 ( 59.47 + 53.09) 3. Ivica Kostelic (CRO) 1:52.71 ( 59.30 + 53.41) 4. Andre Myhrer (SWE) 1:53.28 ( 59.96 + 53.32) 5. Steve Missillier (FRA) 1:53.49 ( 59.74 + 53.75) 6. Mario Matt (AUT) 1:53.55 ( 1:00.42 + 53.13) 7. Markus Larsson (SWE) 1:53.80 ( 1:00.74 + 53.06)

Austria won Saturday's team event on the long hill at the Nordic World Championships at Predazzo, retaining a title they have held since 2005. The Austrian quartet saw off Germany and Poland with Norway dropped to fourth. The Norwegians initially placed second but were demoted two places after the race jury accepted a protest by Germany over the first leg points tallies. 1. Austria 1135.9 points (Wolfgang Loitzl, Manuel Fettner, Thomas Morgenstern, Gregor Schlierenzauer) 2. Germany 1121.8

Results from Sunday's mixed team ski jumping title at the Nordic world championships: 1. Japan 1011.0 pts (Yuki Ito, Daiki Ito, Sara Takanashi, Taku Takeuchi) 2. Austria 986.7 (Chiara Hoelzl, Thomas Morgenstern, Jacqueline Seifriedsberger, Gregor Schlierenzauer) 3. Germany 984.9 (Ukrike Graessler, Richard Freitag, Carina Vogt, Severin Freund) 4. Norway 969.3 5. France 941.2 6. United States 938.4 7. Italy 923.1

Shutting out the media buzz and focusing solely on her skiing was French racer Tessa Worley's ticket to the giant slalom world title on Thursday. The 23-year-old dominated the event with two dominant lead runs to finish with an aggregate time of 2min 08.06sec, a full 1.12sec ahead of Slovenian star Tina Maze, whose silver was her third medal of these worlds. "It seems simple but when you're at an event like this one, you have everything that makes you think that you're at the world championships, that there's medal at the end that you can maybe win," Worley said.