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Paula Moltzan over the moon after first-ever World Cup win in Solden giant slalom - 'It doesn't feel real'

Name: Paula Moltzan over the moon after first-ever World Cup win in Solden giant slalom - 'It doesn't feel real'
Uploaded: 2026-10-24T13:20:14.707Z
Duration: 53 s
Description: Watch Paula Moltzan react after securing her first career World Cup win, taking the giant slalom title in Solden, Austria.

Watch Paula Moltzan react after securing her first career World Cup win, taking the giant slalom title in Solden, Austria.

00:00:5324/10/2026 at 14:20 GMT+1

Paula Moltzan over the moon after first-ever World Cup win in Solden giant slalom - 'It doesn't feel real'

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