ÖSV-eagle in high altitude: Hörl & Kraft in the medal frenzy in front of Großchanze!

ÖSV-eagle in high altitude: Hörl & Kraft in the medal frenzy in front of Großchanze!

The tension among the ski eagles of ÖSV increases, especially after Jan Hörl's surprising bronze place on the normal hill at the current Nordic World Championships. Despite the joy of the medal, there is no euphoria in the team, such as "https://www.oe24.at/sport/wintersport/skispringen/oesv-team-kaempf-grosschanze-Medallen/62562378"> OE24.at reported. The eyes are already on the big Bakken, where there are several competitions - mixed, team competition and individual. Head coach Andreas Widhölzl was relieved by Hörl's success and sees good chances that the team can cut more off on the big hill. Sixstly -placed Stefan Kraft also has potential medal opportunities, while the current World Cup leader, Daniel Tschofenig, has to cure again after a disappointing 21st place.

"We will analyze everything to better cut off on the large hill," said Widhölzl optimistic. Tschofenig himself stated that after the misfortune he would rather drive home, but still believe in his strength. "I don't worry that it will happen again," said Tschofenig. In the coming week there will be the New Year's jumping of the four-hill tour in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, where the trio of force, Hörl and Tschofenig could take another step towards the overall victory for the ÖSV. Head coach Widhölzl knows about the importance of the upcoming competitions: "The decision lies in your hands", so ski1.at . The team spirit is strong, and Michael Hayböck, who can increase after a solid eighth place, will contribute to reinforcement.

The DSV jumpers around Pius Paschke also remains optimistic and relies on an exciting fight for the title. Paschke, only 13.8 points behind strength, is a serious opponent. DSV chief coach Stefan Horngacher shows respect for the ÖSV team, which took the first three places in Oberstdorf. All the more, the signs are on competition and thrills for the coming days in Germany and Norway. The atmosphere is electrifying and the view of further medals by the ÖSV eagles promises an exciting event for all fans of winter sports.