Norway’s Alexander Aamodt Kilde continued to dominate the downhill at the alpine skiing World Cup as he claimed his fourth victory from six races this season on Saturday in Wengen, Switzerland. Kilde had a clean run to clock 1 minute 43.14 seconds, securing back-to-back World Cup victories after also winning the super-G race on Friday, and beating tournament leader Marco Odermatt of Austria by 0.88 second. “That was great, from top to bottom,” Kilde said, adding he’s “looking forward” to the next stop in Kitzbühel, Austria. “Next week, we’ll go for it.” Italy’s Mattia Casse completed the podiu…