Kriechmayr shines in World Cup training: Does the return come after injury?

Kriechmayr shines in World Cup training: Does the return come after injury?

An impressive comeback celebrated Vincent Kriechmayr on the first departure training of the men as part of the skiing world championship in Saalbach. The Austrian star, which after a severe ligament strain in the right knee, which put him out of action for a long time, returned second place with a time of 1: 41.83. Only the American Ryan Cochran-Siegle was 1: 41.18 faster, such as Laola1 reported. Team colleague Stefan Babinsky was able to secure third place with a time of +0.95 seconds.

The competition from Switzerland also performed strongly, with Stefan Rogentin took fourth place and Marco Odermatt ended as fifth. For the Swiss men, the first training session was an opportunity to prepare for the upcoming competitions, while Kriechmayr, who apparently recovered well from his fall in Wengen, underpinned his ambitions for the World Cup. Like Nau.ch seemed to be fit on time to measure itself on time with the best skiers in the world.

anticipation for the Super-G

On Friday, the men's super-G is pending, which can be followed in the live ticker from 11:30 a.m. After the first departure training, the athletes are in good shape, and all eyes are focused on the upcoming competitions. With solid performance by the ÖSV athletes, including Daniel Hemetsberger and Otmar Striedinger, the challenge at the World Cup in Saalbach will remain high. These competitions promise exciting races and significant decisions for the athletes.