Cornelia Hütter in front of the World Cup: fighter with medal hunger in Saalbach!

Cornelia Hütter in front of the World Cup: fighter with medal hunger in Saalbach!

The Ski World Championships 2025 in Saalbach-Hinterglemm are facing exciting decisions, and the focus of the event is Cornelia Hütter. With two victories in the current season, including the triumph on the departure in Beaver Creek and the Super-G in St. Moritz, the Styrian has blossomed for the greatest hope for the red and white-red team. Hütter sees himself as one of many favorites: "I fight every day that I can belong to the favorites," she said confidently and emphasized her high basic speed. This World Cup is special for them, since Saalbach is not only a record location, but also a station in her injury -plagued career.

The challenge in the Super-G

On Thursday, the Super-G is on the program, while immediately afterwards the departure follows. Hütter and her teammates, including Stephanie Venier and Ricarda Haaser, are required to survive against the strong competition from Switzerland and Italy. After a disappointing team competition, all athletes feel under pressure and promise to do their best: "one, two or three", they unanimously said. Hütter expects the Super-G to be a special challenge: "It is steep and you have to fight to the finish." The tactics not to be impressed by external expectations is in the foreground, as it clarifies: "Whether you will be fourth or 20.

Head coach Roland Assinger emphasizes the importance of mental preparation and believes that the necessary bit of happiness also plays a role. The entire team is ready to demonstrate their skills. The strong competition in the World Cup with various winners shows that tension and surprise are guaranteed at the World Championships. Hütter, who won a crystal ball last year, is determined to fight medals again and hopes for an eventful World Cup.

Thinking words about your medal from the previous year there is also: "Where the World Cup bronze from 2023 has gone. Fans can look forward to the exciting competitions and the possibilities that Hütter's team is now expecting while preparing for the next challenges. The first two medal opportunities are already within reach.