At 154.92 km/h over the Lauberhorn run

The Lauberhorn descent is a classic in the Ski World Cup. With spectacular passages such as the Minsch-Kante or the Brüggli-S. Those too fastest place in the World Cup can be found in the descent from Wengen: The Hanneggschuss.

In the second training session for the downhill run on Saturday, the fastest runner was there flashed at 154.92 km/h.

Wiley Maple ensured the top speed on Wednesday. The American was also fast in other respects and finished the training run in fifth place.

After Otmar Striedinger’s best time in the first training session, an Austrian was also among the fastest on Wednesday: Vincent Kriechmayr ended up in fourth place. The Upper Austrian won the Lauberhorn downhill run in 2019 and 2022.

Kriechmayr lost just under a second to the best time of the American Ryan Cochran-Siegle, who was the fastest ahead of the Norwegian Adrian Smiseth Sejersted and the Italian Mattia Casse.

The second best Austrian was Stefan Rieser in 13th place. The Lauberhorn weekend opens on Friday with the Super-G.