Vötter and Oberhofer storm towards the title

Andrea Vötter and Marion Oberhofer secured a confident third place in the race in Winterberg (Germany). With a gap of 0,246 seconds to the winners Jessica Degenhardt and Cheyenne Rosenthal from Germany, the South Tyroleans once again scored important points in the fight for the overall doubles World Cup. The main competitors in this undertaking are the Austrians Selina Egle and Lara Michaela Kipp, who took second place today, 0,220 seconds behind.

This means that Vötter and Oberhofer remain at the top of the overall ranking with 770 points. Egle and Kipp follow 70 points behind, while today's winners Degenhardt and Rosenthal follow in third place with 3 points. With three races remaining, including the sprint tomorrow, the title is becoming more and more realistic. Fisch is heading towards the overall World Cup Two runs, two best running times. Max Langenhan left nothing to be desired at his home World Cup in Winterberg and won confidently with a lead of three tenths over the Austrian Jonas Müller and his compatriot Felix Loch.

After a botched start to 2023 with his fall in the second run at the World Championships, Dominik Filehner was able to defend his overall World Cup lead with a 4th place in Winterberg.

Dominik Filehner showed a good performance in the second round and put Felix Loch, who started after him, ahead of him. The German superstar, his worst opponent in the overall World Cup, was challenged. During the German's journey, the lead changed back and forth several times. In the end, Loch was a hundredth of a second faster than Fischnelller, which is the equivalent of a measly 8 centimeters.

Loch, who was weakened by illness and had to take antibiotics until yesterday, was satisfied after his podium finish, but was already defeated when it came to the big ball: “Today I got the most out of it. In the overall World Cup it will be really tough to get the fish. I would also be super happy with second place. Now try to enjoy the last three races,” summed up the German. Felderer with best World Cup result 22-Latzfonds athlete spokesman in the Luge World Cup went into the second run in third place and was 5 hundredths ahead of Loch. The sensationalist couldn't quite keep up with the very fastest. Felderer showed a flawless ride, which was enough for 6th place in the end.

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Vötter and Oberhofer storm towards the title

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