ÖSV descendant team under pressure: Hannes Reichelt demands more responsibility!

ÖSV descendant team under pressure: Hannes Reichelt demands more responsibility!

In the Ski World Cup, there is currently great unrest, such as Hannes Reichelt, ex-speed star and 13-time World Cup winner, clarified as part of "Sport and Talk from the Hangar-7" on ServusTV. After the course of the season with races in Beaver Creek, where Switzerland celebrated a remarkable triumph, the Austrian Ski Association (ÖSV) remains in the search for success. Reichelt criticized the perception that only the athletes were responsible for the weak performance, and demanded a collective responsibility that the coaches also included. "You shouldn't just say the runners. It is a team, the coaches are just as much part of it," said the Kitzbühel winner from 2014.

Switzerland and behind the Austrians

Reichelt pointed out that the Austrian fans are more used to than the current results. "Just like the Swiss drive everything on the ground. But we are still far away," he said. His comment on Vincent Kriechmayr, who showed some reserves in Beaver Creek. "When you watch him, you can see that he still has reserves. He has to tease them out in the next races," said Reichelt and reminded that an increase in performance is necessary to re -pass in the international competition.

The coming week promises exciting competitions in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup, with a variety of races that are broadcast on television. The men's downhill races on Friday, December 6th, as well as Super G and giant slalom on the following days are broadcast live on NBC both live and later. The spectators can look forward to a gripping ski weekend, while the athletes are fighting to catch up in the World Cup stand after a little satisfactory season opening for the Austrian athletes, such as BC World Cup reported.