Holdener Leads Thrilling Ski Race; Several Swiss advance

The slopes witnessed a dramatic showdown in a recent women’s ski race, with Wendy Holdener setting an early blistering pace. Her impressive time was matched by Croatia’s Zrinka Ljutic, creating an electrifying atmosphere. However, Ljutic’s teammate couldn’t quite replicate the feat, finishing a close third, just 33 hundredths of a second behind Holdener.

The Swiss contingent showed strong performance. Mélanie Meillard secured sixth place, finishing 78 hundredths of a second behind the leaders, tying with Sara Hector. Other Swiss skiers also advanced to the next round, including Michelle Gisin (16th, +1.66 seconds), Janine Mächler (18th, +1.80 seconds), Eliane christen (23rd, +1.93 seconds), and Elena Stoffel (28th, +2.19 seconds). Unfortunately, Aline Höpli (39th, +2.73 seconds) and Aline Danioth (50th,+3.34 seconds) fell short of qualifying.

The race showcased intense competition and the remarkable skill of the athletes. The close finishes and the strong showing by the Swiss team highlight the high level of talent in the sport. The next round promises even more exciting action as these skiers vie for top honors.

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