World champion Paris: With Staudacher tips to the gold medal

It was February 6, 2007 when Patrick Staudacher sensationally became Super-G world champion in Åre. At that time, Dominik Paris stayed in the Sarntal, where he achieved 72nd and 75th place in the European Cup on those days. 12 years later, the man from Ultimo has long since joined the elite of skiing - and celebrated the greatest success of his career with his world championship title in Super G. On the same day and in the same place where his current coach “Staudi” judged it in 2007.

February 6, 2007: Patrick Staudacher wins Super-G gold in Åre. Exactly 12 years later, Dominik Paris achieved the same feat. © APA / Barbara Gindl

The right tip “Staudi was at the track today and he told me the key points. “That’s certainly an advantage over the others when you have someone who knows where he won the race twelve years ago,” Paris revealed at the press conference. “After twelve years, maybe something has changed a little. But it definitely gives you a lot of trust.” Staudacher also had trust in his protégé: Opposite SportNews

The 2007 world champion gave a winning tip in advance: “Dominik Paris – and that’s not a risky tip.” “To be honest, I’m a bit at a loss for words” dominik paris “Domme” said the following about the race: “The visibility was very poor, but I still managed it. Maybe I just found the right feeling to set the best time.” Paris, who had already started the race with start number three, had to worry about his victory at the finish. “When the sun came out from start number 20, I thought: I'm sure someone else will hit me now. When that wasn't the case, I slowly realized it. To be honest, I’m a bit at a loss for words,” he explained in the ORF interview.

The report on the race can be found here.

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World champion Paris: With Staudacher tips to the gold medal

A man from Ultimo is a ski world champion! Dominik Paris drove away from everyone in the Super G in Åre on Wednesday and won the first World Championship gold of his career. A story that has special parallels.

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