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The focus: Will you finally become a team world champion?
Austria's ski jumping team strives for gold in the men's team competition of the 2025 World Cup in Trondheim, where strong competition is waiting.
The focus: Will you finally become a team world champion?
on the largest stage of skiing, the 73rd fourth tour tour, the Austrian ski jumping star Daniel Tschofenig caused a sensation with his impressive appearance. On New Year's Day in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, he won, while the German hopeful Pius Paschke only reached ninth place and thus lost his yellow jersey as a overall leader in the World Cup. Tschofenig, who showed jumps of 129 and 143.5 meters, triumphed in front of the Swiss Gregor Deschwanden and the Austrian Michael Hayböck. This is confirmed by the dominance of the Austrian team, which was able to convince several times this season, as krone.at reported.
Austria is currently playing in a league in the ski jumping scene! With a strong quartet around Tschofenig, Stefan Kraft, Jan Hörl and Maximilian Ortner, the team of chief coach Andreas Widhölzl is well equipped for the upcoming competitions. In the first qualification of the four -hill tour, they trumped the German jumpers in Oberstdorf and secured the first five places. Pius Paschke, who was considered one of the secret favorites, did not bring the expected performance and will now have to increase tremendously in the further course of the tour in order to still have chances for the overall victory. In a clear statement, he noted that he had to stay patient and want to get back into shape, like tag24.de
The challenge remains great
Despite the strong season balance of the Austrian team, the upcoming competitions are a challenge. The competition around Norway and Germany is close to them, especially because the German Springer strives for historical success. The last medal for Germany on the four -hill tour was 23 years ago, and the team around Paschke is determined to end this dry spell. There is further focus on the upcoming competitions in which it will be shown whether Tschofenig can hold its shape and whether Paschke finds its way back to old strength. Explosive competitions are imminent, which will put both the nerves of the athletes and fans to the test.