Does the season for the ÖSV SkiTeam end reasonably conciliatory?

Hütter started in Beaver Creek in December with a departure victory this winter, she also triumphs at the final, then she can take the journey home from overseas with a small crystal ball. Before the last departure, Hütter is missing only 16 points on Federica Brignone in the Departure World Cup.

Die Starting position It is significantly better than a year ago when Cornelia Hütter had to make up for 72 points at the World Cup final in Hinterglemm-and with her victory, Leader Lara Gut-Behrami surprisingly won and the departure rating surprisingly won.

“Last year it was easier”

“Last year it was easier because nobody expected me and I wasn’t. I am already in a different situation this year,” says the defending champion and three -time winner of the season, who has meanwhile fallen into a January hole. “Cool that I fought myself out of the deep.“

Two chances

It lies at the final in Sun Valley Cornelia Hütter and in Katharina Liensbergerwhich has chances for the small crystal ball in the slalom, for one reasonably conciliatory end of the season to worry.

But even if the ÖSV should make a victory in a discipline ranking at the end, So this World Cup winter will still be one of the worst into history.

Only 19 podium places

The Austrian alpine team brought it to 19 podium places in the previous 65 season races. The effort and yield are in no way in the ÖSV. While the women have four season wins, the Austrian men’s team is still zero before the final.

Zero victories

The Austrian series, which is without a winning series, is already difficult to imagine that the negative run will be stopped in Sun Valley last season (6 p.m.). Because The supreme discipline has become the proven problem discipline of the ÖSV men: This season no Austrian made it into the top 3, and there was only a red and white-red podium in the last 16 World Cup descents.

After this winter there will be personnel reduction. Departure head coach Sepp Brunner Ends the activity, the ÖSV has talks with Andreas Evers, the former success coach of the training group around Hermann Maier. But the whereabouts of alpine boss Herbert Mandl is also unclear.