Austria's ski ladies strongly on the upswing: Hütter fights for the ball!

Austria's ski ladies strongly on the upswing: Hütter fights for the ball!

Kvitfjell, Norwegen - An exciting weekend in the Alpine World Ski World Cup of women brought Austria's athletes both success and challenges. On Sunday, the Italian ski racer Federica Brignone secured victory in Kvitfjell's Super-G, followed by the Swiss Lara Gut-Behrami and the compatriot Sofia Goggia. The best Austrian was the weakened Stephanie Venier, who, despite disease symptoms, finished eighth and was only 0.39 seconds behind Brignone. The course placed high demands on the athletes, whereby no runner remained error -free, including the previous departure winner Cornelia Hütter came into trouble, which cost her a valuable time, as she explained in the Interview, "I fully parked". Due to the deficit to the competition, Hütter has almost no chance of winning the Discipline World Cup, since her distance from Gut-Behrami is now more than 250 points, such as OE24 reported.

nadine firmly impressed with a strong run and narrowly missed the top ten. With a deficit of 0.72 seconds to Brignone, she showed that she is traveling in the right direction. Their performance was proof of the hard work of recent times. Nevertheless, the weekend for the ÖSV team remains a challenge with the worst result this season from seven Super-G starts. The next opportunity is already available in La Thuile, Brignone's home, where you will compete in two Super-G races. Your competitors have to prepare for the intensive duels, while Assinger, the ÖSV head coach, looks optimistic into the last races of the season, as well as Kleine Zeitung