Swiss ski heroes celebrate Triumph: Tumler and Murisier surprised!

Swiss ski heroes celebrate Triumph: Tumler and Murisier surprised!

In a spectacular opening phase of the alpine ski World Cup season, the Swiss athletes show an impressive dominance. Justin Murisier and Thomas Tumler crowned winners in Beaver Creek, while Murisier had a surprising triumph in the departure. Tumler, who had almost considered the end of the career four years ago due to a herniated disc, won his first World Cup victory and proudly said: "I have never been abandoned." This marks a turning point in its career, such as laola1.at reported.

The Austrian skiers, on the other hand, have to fight with difficult conditions. Lukas Feurstein could only score in the Super-G and thus ensured the first ÖSV podium this season. The other athletes, including Stefan Brennsteiner, who, despite two serious mistakes in the giant slalom, achieved an acceptable result, could not build on the success of their predecessors. Brennsteiner commented on his performance: "It actually went very well - except for the two giant bones." His focus remains in the upcoming competitions in which he would like to collect further points, so Today.at .

Swiss ski heroes shine

The Swiss team, even without the injured Marco Odermatt, demonstrated their strength in the World Cup. It is particularly noteworthy that they could come up with different winners, which emphasizes the diversity and talent in the team. Odermatt, who failed in the last two giant gate runs, was still pleased with the success of his compatriots: "Incredible, it's like a dream." This positive mood in the Swiss team could be crucial for the upcoming race.

Another highlight of the weekend was the success of Lucas Pinheiro Braathen from Brazil, who made it to the podium and thus the first Brazilian placement in an Alpine World Cup races. Braathen, who moved to the Brazilian Association a year ago, expressed: "Something that you love to leave behind and then come back with a different perspective is indescribable." Its performance ensures additional swing in the international elite of the alpine skiing.