Ski World Cup sensation: Enthusiastically enthusiastic with a hairy team tradition!

Ski World Cup sensation: Enthusiastically enthusiastic with a hairy team tradition!

In Saalbach-Hinterglemm, the 2025 skiing championship will come up with an exciting event: The men's team combination will take place on Wednesday, February 11th, from 10:00 a.m. The Swiss downhill team is led by Franjo von Allmen, who forms a strong duo with slalom specialist Loic Meillard. Tanguy Nef and Alexis Monney, Daniel Yule and Justin Murisier as well as Marc Rochat and Stefan Rogentin compete next to them in their pairings. The team combination, which consists of a descent and a slalom, will be held for the first time at World Championships. Surprisingly, the Swiss superstar Marco Odermatt will miss the race. The defending champion in the giant slalom decided to concentrate on his training and had this announced in an interview at ServusTV.

Hair fun in front of the viewers

The event is accompanied by an amusing hair tradition in the Swiss team. Franjo von Allmen, who recently won golden downhill medal, made laughing when he reported on the "hairy" circumstances on Swiss television. After a lost bet, the speed team around Nicolas Margreth was forced to "shear campaign"-and the result was a strange chaos. From Allmen, who was the first to take the razor in his hand, laughed with a laugh that this should show the excellent team spirit. Already at the Hahnenkammrennen in Kitzbühel, the athletes were shaved - to the delight of the spectators and the competition.

The appearances of the Swiss, especially their idiosyncratic hairstyles, do not remain unnoticed. The Austrian silver medalist Vincent Kriechmayr with a smile commented on the medal ceremony: "Of course I would like to congratulate the Swiss on their performance, but above all their hairdresser on these great haircuts." A proof that the sporting seriousness also leaves space for humor and team spirit, as well as EuroSport.de reported. The Swiss enjoy themselves through their tradition and show that in addition to sporting performance, fun also takes up an important place.