Test of courage on the Streif: Melissa Naschenweng defies danger!

Test of courage on the Streif: Melissa Naschenweng defies danger!

On January 20th, the “Streif” slope will once again be the scene of exciting competitions at the Hahnenkamm race in Kitzbühel. But the pop star Melissa Naschenweng, 34, is already one step further and dared a test of courage on January 16th, accompanied by downhill Olympic champion Fritz Strobl, 52. The Carinthian took on the challenge, which is considered the most dangerous slope in the ski circus. "The Streif is brutal. Probably the worst thing I've tried so far," says the musician, who is anything but relaxed about the mountain hut sport.

This descent was a completely new experience for Naschenweng that pushed her to the limits of her abilities. Instead of resting in a ski hut, she plunged into adventure. "I can't believe I really did it. The test of courage of my life," she explained breathlessly after her arrival. In the past, Melissa has already gained experience at events such as the “Hermann Maier Star Challenge”, but this descent was in a completely different league and demanded a lot from her. Viewers will be able to see how she overcame the challenge on Monday on “Sport & Talk” at 9:15 p.m. on ServusTV today.at reported.

Melissa Naschenweng's career

Melissa Naschenweng, who grew up in the picturesque Lesachtal in Carinthia, has made a name for herself in the music scene, known for her mix of folk music and modern pop sounds. Her diversity is reflected not only in her musical style, but also in the many performances and TV show participations she has made since she was a child. With her trademark – pink lederhosen and a pink Styrian harmonica – she fascinates the audience. She gave her popularity a big boost with her hit “I want a farmer as a man,” among other things. She is currently in the spotlight not only musically, but also as a courageous athlete Wikipedia told.