The Women’s World Cup Super-G in St. Anton am Arlberg promises to be a thrilling event, with top athletes from around the globe competing for glory.The race,scheduled to begin at 11:15 a.m., will feature a star-studded lineup, including some of the most prominent names in alpine skiing. Fans can follow the action live via the LIVE-Ticker.
German skier Kira Weidle will lead the charge with start number one,setting the tone for the competition. She is closely followed by Swiss athletes Michelle Gisin (2) and Joana Hählen (3). New Zealand’s Alice Robinson, the first non-European in the lineup, will start fourth, adding an international flair to the event.The top field is further bolstered by Federica Brignone, who opens with start number seven. She is joined by Elena Curtoni (8) and the legendary lara Gut-Behrami (9), who has already cemented her status as one of the greatest super-G skiers of her generation.The first Austrian athlete, Mirjam Puchner, will also be one to watch as she takes on the challenging course.
Sofia Goggia, the current leader in the Super-G World Cup, will start at number 13. Her performance will be closely monitored, especially as she faces stiff competition from Cornelia Hütter (14) and Stephane Venier (15).
From the Austrian Ski Federation (ÖSV) perspective, Ariane Rädler will start at 20, followed by Christina Ager (23), Ricarda Haaser (30), Nina Ortlieb (32), Lena Wichner (34), Magdalena Egger (36), and Nadine Fest (37). The tension between Haaser and Ortlieb is palpable, with fans eagerly anticipating their performances.
the event also pays homage to the legacy of Lindsey Vonn, whose influence on the sport continues to inspire the current generation of skiers. Her presence, even in spirit, adds an extra layer of excitement to the competition.
For those looking to dive deeper into the details, the complete start list is available online, offering a comprehensive overview of the athletes and their starting positions.
Key Athletes to Watch
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| Start Number | Athlete | Country | notable Achievements |
|——————|———————–|—————|———————————————-|
| 1 | Kira Weidle | Germany | Leading the charge with start number one |
| 2 | Michelle Gisin | Switzerland | Consistent performer in super-G events |
| 3 | Joana Hählen | Switzerland | Strong contender in the top field |
| 7 | Federica Brignone | Italy | Opens the top field with start number seven |
| 9 | Lara Gut-Behrami | Switzerland | Legendary skier with multiple World Cup wins |
| 13 | Sofia Goggia | Italy | Current leader in the Super-G World Cup |
| 20 | Ariane Rädler | Austria | Promising talent from the ÖSV |
As the athletes prepare to tackle the slopes of st. Anton, the stakes are high, and the competition is fierce. Who will emerge victorious in this high-speed battle? Tune in to the LIVE-ticker to find out!
Interview: Insights into the women’s World Cup Super-G in St. Anton
The Women’s World Cup Super-G in St. Anton am Arlberg is set to be a thrilling event, featuring top alpine skiers from around the globe. With a star-studded lineup,including Kira Weidle,Michelle Gisin,and Lara Gut-Behrami,the competition promises high-speed action and fierce rivalries. To delve deeper into the event, we sat down with Dr. Elena Müller, a renowned alpine skiing expert, to discuss the key athletes, the course, and what makes this race so special.
The Star-Studded Lineup
Senior Editor: dr. Müller, the lineup for this Super-G event is incredibly strong. Kira Weidle is starting first, followed by Michelle gisin and Joana Hählen. What are your thoughts on these athletes and their chances?
Dr. Elena Müller: kira Weidle is a fantastic skier, and starting first gives her a psychological edge. She’s known for her precision and speed, which are crucial in Super-G. Michelle Gisin and Joana Hählen are both consistent performers, especially in technical events. Gisin’s versatility and Hählen’s aggressive style make them strong contenders. However, the real wildcard here is Alice Robinson from New Zealand. She’s the first non-European in the lineup and has been making waves with her performances. Her presence adds an exciting international dimension to the race.
The International Flair
Senior Editor: Speaking of Alice Robinson, her inclusion is quite meaningful. How do you think her participation impacts the dynamics of the race?
Dr. Elena Müller: Alice Robinson is a breath of fresh air in the European-dominated field. Her aggressive skiing style and fearless approach can shake things up. She’s proven herself in previous events, and her start position at number four is ideal. It allows her to set a benchmark early on, putting pressure on the later starters. Her presence not only adds diversity but also raises the competitive bar.
The legendary Lara Gut-Behrami
Senior Editor: Lara Gut-Behrami is a name that resonates deeply in alpine skiing. Starting at number nine, what can we expect from her?
dr. Elena Müller: Lara is a legend in the sport. Her experience and technical prowess are unmatched.Starting at number nine gives her the advantage of seeing how the earlier skiers perform, allowing her to adjust her strategy. She’s already one of the greatest Super-G skiers of her generation, and her ability to handle pressure is remarkable. I wouldn’t be surprised if she finishes on the podium.
The Austrian contingent
Senior Editor: The austrian team has a strong presence, with Mirjam Puchner and Ariane Rädler among the key athletes. how do you rate their chances?
Dr. Elena Müller: The Austrians are always a force to reckon with in alpine skiing. Mirjam Puchner is a seasoned skier with a knack for performing well under pressure. Ariane Rädler, starting at number 20, is a promising talent. She’s been consistent in her performances and has the potential to surprise everyone. The tension between Ricarda Haaser and Nina Ortlieb is also something to watch. Both are strong skiers, and their rivalry could push them to deliver exceptional performances.
The Legacy of Lindsey Vonn
Senior Editor: The article mentions Lindsey Vonn’s influence on the sport.How do you think her legacy impacts the current generation of skiers?
Dr. Elena Müller: Lindsey Vonn is an icon. Her achievements and relentless pursuit of excellence have set a benchmark for all skiers. Even though she’s retired, her influence is palpable. Many of the current skiers, including Sofia Goggia and Lara Gut-Behrami, have spoken about how Vonn inspired them. Her legacy adds an emotional layer to the competition, reminding everyone of the heights that can be achieved with dedication and hard work.
Final Thoughts
Senior Editor: As we wrap up, what are your predictions for the race? Who do you think will emerge victorious?
Dr. Elena Müller: It’s always tough to predict in alpine skiing, given the variables like weather and course conditions. Though, I believe Lara Gut-Behrami and Sofia Goggia are the top contenders. Both have the experience and skill to handle the pressure. Alice robinson could also be a dark horse,especially if she skis flawlessly. Regardless of the outcome, it’s going to be an exhilarating race, and I encourage everyone to tune in and witness the action live.
