ÖSV star is injured: Daniel Danklmaier after falling in Innsbruck!

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In a spectacular Super-G race in Val Gardena, the Italian skier Dominik Casse triumphed and won his first World Cup victory. Casse, who was third three times last season, prevailed against well -known competition with start number 10, including the Swiss Marco Odermatt, which completed the podium with third place. In the ORF interview, Casse emphasized that he had worked hard and drove him his passion for the conditions. The Austrian Ski Association (ÖSV), on the other hand, recorded one of its worst results when only Stefan Babinsky reached 14th place. Daniel Danklmaier had to cancel the race early after a fall and was brought to Innsbruck for an examination, while Lukas Feuerstein, who started with an injury, only took 28th place, as vienne.at reported.

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