Snow paradise Streif: Hahnenkammrennen threatens weather hero stress!

Snow paradise Streif: Hahnenkammrennen threatens weather hero stress!

Kitzbühel, Österreich - The anticipation for the 85th cocken ridge race in Kitzbühel grows! The renowned FIS controller Hannes Trinkl, a former professional ski racer, has examined the condition of the famous streak slope and is enthusiastic. He emphasizes that the route is actually ready for racing. "The surface is very good," praises Trinkl, adding that with a little effort by the fresh snow can be quickly removed in order to create optimal conditions on the day of the start. He expresses his confidence: "If a foehn storm does not come for two weeks, nothing can go wrong." This gives hope for a promising implementation of the Super-G on January 24th, as ORF Tirol reports.

optimal conditions for the athletes

The current conditions on the streak are excellent according to Trinkl. "It's a lot of snow, the snow is of very good quality." This quality is crucial, not only for the safety of the athletes, but also for the racing experience itself. The primer and the edition of the route seem to be ideal. With these circumstances, the chances are good that the athletes will experience a rapid and exciting competitive atmosphere in two weeks, which reinforces the preparations and anticipation.

The importance of these races for alpine skiing cannot be emphasized enough. Even if it was emphasized in a completely different context that control is important, the ski races could be coupled with a certain control over the slopes, which improves safety and the racing experience. Based on control and control, the optimal conditions on the streak, as described by Hannes Trinkl, could offer exactly what is needed to inspire both the athletes and the audience, as well as emphasize the scientific perspectives on control.

For further details on the control theme you will find interesting comments in the chapter of Springer.