We can look forward to these talents

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Two gold, two silver. At the end of January, Stefanie Grob did great at the Junior World Championships in St. Anton (Austria). The salary? The 18-year-old from Appenzell Innerrhoden attended the World Cup final in Soldeu (And) and continued to shine. Her technique is already excellent for her age.

In her first full World Cup season, the Nidwaldner from Oberdorf finished in the points six times. A record that is remarkable as a newcomer to the World Cup – especially since Durrer is at home in the speed disciplines, where experience counts. You should be hearing a lot from her in the future.

The Mächler, based in Thalwil ZH, tastes the World Cup air for the first time during the night slalom in Flachau. It wasn’t enough for points. Nevertheless: Mächler is considered a great talent, at the World Junior Championships she won silver in the slalom and gold in the combination (together with Grob).

The mason’s apprentice from the Bernese Oberland completed his apprenticeship as a ski racer this winter. At the Junior World Championships, the 19-year-old won gold in the Super-G and bronze in the downhill. As a reward, the speed specialist was allowed to start at the World Cup final in Soldeu, where he finished just outside the top 15.

At the penultimate Junior World Championships, the Oberstimmetaler won three silver medals (downhill, super-G and combination). In January, the 21-year-old Zimmermann laid the foundation for the permanent place in the upcoming World Cup winter with his first downhill victory.

Although the Zuger was called back in the pre-season due to a meniscus injury, he came up with a number of strong talent tests in recent months. The 19-year-old won silver in the Super-G at the Junior World Championships.

Source : Blick