5th FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017 TELEMARK – 3rd day
Johanna Holzmann (GER) and Bastien Dayer (SUI) took first place on todays last day of the FIS Telemark World Cup in Hintertux. After the very intense and exciting parallel-race runs the german Johanna Holzmann and swiss-born Bastien Dayer successfully prevailed over their competitors and so managed to be standing on the victory podium.
On todays last day of the FIS Telemark World Cup opening in Hintertux, the 30-year old swiss-born Bastien Dayer successfully dominated in the men’s parallel sprinting race. Philippe Lau from France managed to earn an excellent second place, followed by Jonas Schmid from Germany.
In the women’s race yesterday’s first prize winner Johanna Holzmann from Germany took first place once again...
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Nicolas Michel (SUI) and Johanna Holzmann (GER) took first place on todays second day of the FIS Telemark World Cup in Hintertux. After the two race runs the swiss-born Nicolas Michel and the german Johanna Holzmann successfully prevailed over their competitors and so managed to be standing on the victory podium.
On todays second day of the FIS Telemark World Cup opening in Hintertux, the 22-year old swiss-born Michel managed to dominate the men’s sprinting race. Michel won with a total time of 1:29,44 minutes ahead of Trym Nygaard Loeken (1:31,56) and Philippe Lau from France (1:32,89).
In the women’s race Johanna Holzmann from Germany took first place with a total time of 1:42,80 ahead of the swiss-born Beatrice Zimmermann (1:46,24) and Arge...
mehr5th FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017 TELEMARK – 1. day
Bastien Dayer (SUI) and Beatrice Zimmermann (SUI) took first place on today’s FIS Telemark World Cup’s first day in Hintertux. After the two race runs the swiss-born Bastien Dayer and swiss-born Beatrice Zimmermann successfully prevailed over their competitors and so managed to be standing on the victory podium.
On today’s first day of the FIS Telemark World Cup opening in Hintertux, the 30-year old swiss-born Dayer managed to dominate the men’s sprinting race. The ladies went down first the »Gefrorene Wand«, followed by the men. The start was at 2.795 m and the finish at 2.660 m so the vertical drop was 135 m – quite typical for a sprint race.
Dayer won with a total time of 1:29,12 minutes ahead of his swiss colleague Stefan Matter (1...
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