ÖSV team brings fresh wind-Feurstein convinces in the Super-G!

ÖSV team brings fresh wind-Feurstein convinces in the Super-G!

Beaver Creek, USA - For men, things are going eventful in the Ski World Cup! At the weekend in Beaver Creek, an exciting Super-G caused excitement. Marco Odermatt from Switzerland won the first season win with a time of 1: 09.41 minutes. The 27-year-old clearly prevailed against the Frenchman Cyprien Sarrazin (+0.18 seconds). A remarkable success after taking second place on Friday on Friday. But not only Odermatt in front of the finish, the young Austrian Lukas Feurstein also made the jump to the podium with his third place (+0.47 seconds). This is his first place among the top 3 this season, and Feurstein made an important sign of life for the Austrian skiing, as laola1.at reported.

The race itself was a challenge, because six of the first ten starters did not make it to the finish line. Nevertheless, the cutting-edge podium of the Austrians shows that the ÖSV team is slowly finding their way back to old strength. Head coach Marko Pfeifer expressed himself optimistically: "I am not afraid in front of Odermatt and Sarrazin. If our boys drive it down, we have it under control." Pfeifer also emphasized the potential of Feurstein, one of the younger athletes, and predicted that he could be in the top 10 at the end of the season. However, the young Tyrolean himself appreciated his performance a little more modestly and said that the upcoming races would show how good he really is. According to Srf.ch an increase in performance in the middle of the current "speed" a lot is discussed in the media.