After the first run in St. Moritz, Jacqueline Pfeifer was in a promising third place. But a driving error cost her the podium.
The second podium place this season was within reach, but then Pfeifer touched the barriers in the second run and lost a lot of time. In the end, the 30-year-old ended up in fifth place (+1.24). The winner in Switzerland was Kim Meylemans, who was also delighted to be crowned European Champion. The American Kelly Curtis finished behind the Belgian (+1.11). Nicole Rocha Silveira (+1.17) from Brazil came in third.
Kreher almost gets his ticket to the Olympics
Former world champion Susanne Kreher was happy about sixth place, with which she ticked off the second part of the Olympic standard. At the World Cup final on her home track in Altenberg next weekend she needs another top 8 result in order to be able to take part in the Winter Games for the first time
Neise’s perplexity
Hannah Neise was at a loss. The Olympic champion has only been on the podium once this season. She also had problems with the natural ice rink in St. Moritz and had to settle for 21st place.