Drama in Saalbach: Who conquers the medals in the women's super-G?

Drama in Saalbach: Who conquers the medals in the women's super-G?

Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Österreich - On February 6, 2025, the first single race of the Ski World Cup in Saalbach-Hinterglemm is pending. The women compete in the Super-G, whereby the ÖSV team, consisting of Conny Hütter, Stephanie Venier, Ricarda Haaser and Ariane Rädler, will go down the slopes. The first two runners start with start numbers three and seven and have made a firm commitment to explore their limits. In particular, the Italian Marta Bassino, current defending champion, is expected with the start number five, which also heats up the competition. According to information from Laola1 and krone.at the Super-G will be broadcast live at 11:30 a.m., and spectators can look forward to exciting competitions.

The Austrian team is under pressure because they could not convince in the team ranking. But the athletes are unimpressed by the external circumstances. "No matter whether you are fourth or twentieth, only the podium counts," says Hütter and describes the challenge of the Super-G as a special that requires a high degree of concentration. Each of the athletes has already convinced in individual World Cup races. Haaser emphasizes that she is looking forward to the jumps that give her "air time". With a number of different winners of this winter, including the impressive performance of Hütter, who triumphed in St. Moritz, the outcome of the race is open. The tension increases while everyone is focused on the Super-G!