Austria's ski mass in the Super-G: Who brings the precious metal in Saalbach?

Austria's ski mass in the Super-G: Who brings the precious metal in Saalbach?

On February 6, 2025, the women's first speed competition took place in Saalbach at the Ski World Championship, the eagerly awaited Super-G. The Austrian athletes, including Cornelia Hütter, Stephanie Venier, Ariane Rädler and Ricarda Haaser, competed in a strong field. In particular, Venier, who had already made a second place in St. Anton and went into the race as a favorite. At this point, meinzirk.at of the tension in the team and the expectations of the competition.

success and disappointments

The competition brought mixed results for the Austrian team. While Stephanie Venier made the Golden Medal with an impressive run and only 0.10 seconds ahead of the Italian Federica Brignone, Ariane Rädler was less pleasant. With start number 19, Rädler finished the race in the 21st place after she could not implement her promising services in training. According to vorarlberg.orf.at she was confident before the race, but could not deliver the necessary Attacks presentation. An exciting mix of joy about the Triumph Venier and disappointment about Rädler's results shaped the competition day.

While the Italian and Swiss athletes fought for victory, the competition in future competitions, including Lindsey Vonn, which will also compete in the Super-G, remains noticeable. Vonn, who has recently returned due to health problems, could provide a big surprise. The Austrian ladies are still looking forward to the chance to fight for further medals in the further course of the World Cup.