Successful performance by Daniela Maier at the Ski Cross World Cup in Arosa: The 26-year-old made it onto the podium again in third place. In the end, the German men took fourth to sixth place.
At the Skicross World Cup in Arosa, Switzerland, the German team showed a good team performance.
Daniela Maier was once again convincing in the women’s category. After third place in Val Thorens, the 26-year-old was also able to celebrate third place in Arosa. Victory went to Swede Sandra Naeslund, who was successful for the third time this season. Marielle Thompson from Canada took second place. Johanna Holzmann was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Hronek botched final
In the men’s category, three German starters made it into the top six. Tim Hronek had the best chances for the podium, but he missed a goal correctly – and was eliminated. Victory went to Terence Tchiknavorian from France, second place went to Reece Howden from Canada. Sweden’s David Mobaerg was third.
Fischer with the best result of his career
Florian Fischer achieved the best result of his career. The Starnberger has never made it into a semi-final. But the competition there was too strong for the 22-year-old. In the small final, Fischer was a strong fifth.
Florian Wilmsmann also had to be satisfied with the small final and ended the competition in sixth place. After his second place in Val Thorens, things didn’t go so well for Tobias Müller in Switzerland. For the 30-year-old it was over in the quarter-finals.
Bohnacker falls
Daniel Bohnacker, who fell in the round of 16 and remained dazed on the piste, caused a moment of shock. The 32-year-old was finally able to get up and, supported by helpers, went to the Akja. According to information from the sports show, Bohnacker is said to have suffered a concussion.