The International German Alpine Ski Championships take place in Axamer Lizum. BR24Sport will broadcast the slalom decisions on Sunday, March 29th. Previously, Jessica Hilzinger and Hannes Amman were crowned new giant slalom champions.
The International German Alpine Ski Championships take place in Tyrol. BR24Sport will broadcast the second round of the women’s and men’s slalom on Sunday, March 29th from 11 a.m. In the women’s race, Emma Wieser from SC Lenggries is the defending champion. Linus Straßer (TSV 1860 Munich) secured the men’s championship in 2025.
The German Championships on BR24Sport in the live stream on BR24Sport in the ARD media library, on the web at BR24Sport.de, in the BR24App and (on BR television’s HbbTV) directly via the yellow button on the remote control. Your commentator is Tobias Barnerssoi.
Dorigo and Rösle new German ones Downhill champion
The women’s and men’s descents were already on the program on Thursday. In the absence of Kira Weidle-Winkelmann and Emma Aicher, Fabiana Dorigo (TSV 1860 Munich) raced to victory. The second best German in the international field was 21-year-old Emily Wörle (+0.91 seconds) from SC Bad Tölz in third place ahead of 19-year-old Antonia Reischl (+1.17 seconds/SC Partenkirchen), who came ninth overall.
Among the men, the Swiss Eric Wyler was the fastest starter. The new German champion, on the other hand, is Felix Rösle from SC Sonthofen (+0.03 seconds), who became junior world champion in the discipline last year. Behind the 21-year-old was Romed Baumann, who actually retired (+0.09 seconds/WSV Kiefersfelden), ahead of Super-G junior world champion Benno Brandis (+0.13 seconds/TSV Durach). Simon Jocher (SC Garmisch), somewhat surprisingly, came seventh on the day, 0.75 seconds behind Wyler.
Super-G cancelled
The German Women’s Super-G Championship, which was scheduled for Friday at 11 a.m., was canceled due to the weather conditions in the Axamer Lizum. Kira Weidle-Winkelmann (SC Starnberg) and Lena Dürr (SV Germering), among others, should have started there.
Hilzinger new Giant slalom champion
Jessica Hilzinger (SC Oberstdorf) is the new German champion in the giant slalom. In the decisive race, the 28-year-old came second on the day, 0.35 seconds behind the Austrian Leonie Raich. Lena Dürr (SV Germering) started the second round in third place, but was eliminated after a driving error.
In the video: Hilzinger races to the title
Surprise at DM giant slalom of men
There was also a surprise winner in the men’s giant slalom. After Fabian Gratz (TSV Altenau) dropped out in the first round, Anton Grammel (TV Kressbronn) was no longer able to attack in the second run and ultimately came fourth. Jonas Stockinger (SC Herzogsreut), like Gratz and Grammel with World Cup experience, lost his lead in the final and only came second. The new German champion, however, is 23-year-old Hannes Amman (RG Burig Mindelheim).
Source: BR24 March 26, 2026 – 10:42 a.m
