ÖSV star Stadlober was in top form: 7 seconds were missing from his first victory

Austria has now even held on to two podium places Mika Vermeulen and Teresa Stadlober.

The Salzburg woman ran on the second stage of the Tour de Ski in Dobbiaco to top form and stood above the 10 kilometers in the classic technique She achieved her best World Cup result with second place.

7 seconds were missing for the first victory

Teresa Stadlober only had to give way to Norwegian Astrid Slind; in the end, the 32-year-old was only seven seconds short of the first World Cup victory of her career. The Austrian was on the podium for the sixth time.

She is now fourth in the Tour de Ski overall ranking.

Moser in 6th place

An Austrian also showed the men’s performance at the Tour de Ski: in the absence of the ill Mika Vermeulen Benjamin Moser right at the top of the world.

The Tyrolean is sensationally in sixth place after the first two stages and is therefore the best non-Scandinavians. “If someone had told me that before, I certainly wouldn’t have believed it,” explained the 28-year-old.

Benjamin Moser ran in the first two Tour de Ski races in Toblach his best career results a. The 28-year-old took eighth place in the sprint on Sunday, and 24 hours later he impressed with 11th place in the 10 kilometers in the classic technique.