ÖSV ladies write history: triple victory on the legendary streak!

ÖSV ladies write history: triple victory on the legendary streak!

Kitzbühel, Österreich - The ski world is head! In Kitzbühel, where the dreaded streak not only became the scene for men, but now also for women, the Austrian ski names celebrated a spectacular comeback! While an impressive four-time victory was celebrated on Saturday in the first European Cup super-G, the ÖSV women went one step further on Sunday with another triple victory. Magdalena Egger was the first to cross the finish line, followed by Victoria Olivier and the Saturday winner Nadine, who was visibly enthusiastic about her experience on the legendary slopes. "My heart has already beaten up a few blows at the start. The myth of streak does not come from somewhere," said, like Eurosport.de reported.

The slope, which was regularly driven by women between 1932 and 1961, had been considered too dangerous for a long time, which led to a withdrawal of women from Kitzbühel. Michael Huber, President of the Kitzbüheler Skic club, has now proven the courage to get the ski ladies back on the streak: "It makes me extremely proud that I managed to get the ladies back on the streak," he said. Nevertheless, he emphasized that these European Cup races should remain a "unique story". On Sunday, the spectators expected another exciting Super-G, which was to take place at 10:30 a.m. before the women said goodbye to the famous route for a while, such as krone.at reported.

This weekend was not only complete for the Austrian team, but also marked a significant moment in the history of women's skiing on the streak. With magnificent performance and cheering fans it became clear that the future of female racing in Kitzbühel is more radiant than ever!