After the floodlight RTL, the piste acrobats really let it rip in the Tenne. One young Norwegian in particular stole the show.
And then it is said that the Ski World Cup lacks the types. In Schladming, the stars on two boards disabused the critics. The premiere of the floodlit giant slalom was then extensively celebrated – and of course in the barn. Norway’s new superstar Lucas Braathen demonstrated impressive stayer qualities. The 22-year-old was clearly the king of the (party) night. The son of a Brazilian celebrated his third place in the slalom extensively. Whether it was “only” enough for tenth place on RTL is secondary – on Wednesday he let it rip again in the threshing floor and even heated up the raging crowd as a DJ. Feller and Meillard also made party enthusiastic about his entertainer qualities also Wednesday winner Loic Meillard and his second-placed Swiss compatriot Gino Caviezel. Host Hermann Egger was also able to welcome many other celebrities – and also numerous former sports greats such as Olympic champion Leonhard Stock, Paralympic winner Thomas Geierspichler and Hans Knauß. Of the active ÖSV stars, only Manuel Feller was there. After his exit, he also had to wash down a lot of frustration.
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