Britain's Dave Ryding has taken his 7th career podium at the age of 37 in tonight's Night Slalom World Cup, being staged for the 70th time at Madonna di Campiglio in Italy.
Ryding had been lying in 15th place after the first run but had a storming second run and 12 of the skiers racing after him filed to bet his combined time.
It was the second successfully staged World Cup slalom of the season, and having placed 4th in the first race in Obergurgl, Ryding is now lying third in the slalom table with 110 points.
Austria's Marco Schwarz won the race and moved to the top of the overall leader board, overtaking Switzerland's Marco Odermatt, with his 100 points. France's Clement Noel, who had led after the first run, took second place.