Winter sports ticker | The most important things at a glance

ARTISTIC TRACK TOBOGGANING: The young South Tyrolean team achieved good results at the Junior World Cup in Winterberg on Saturday. The women's doubles Nadia Falkensteiner and Annalena Huber won thanks to two solid runs, 0.230 seconds ahead of the Latvian duo Viktorija Ziedina and Selina Zvilna. Alexandra Oberstolz took third place in the women's single-seater, while Lukas Peccei and Alex Gufler took fourth and fifth place in the men's single-seater. In the team competition, the South Tyroleans narrowly missed the podium in fourth place. Germany won ahead of Latvia and the USA. SKI JUMPING: Italy's national ski jumping team took a strong 6th place at the mixed team competition in Titisee Neustadt (Germany). The three South Tyroleans Alex Insam, Lara Malsiner and Jessica Malsiner plus Giovanni Bresadola from Nonsberg left four nations behind, including Poland and Finland. Austria (Kramer, Hayböck, Pinkelnig and Kraft) won ahead of Norway and Germany. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING: Dietmar Nöckler from Bruneck made an impressive return to the World Cup in Beitostolen, Norway, taking 13th place (the report can be found here) . In the women's race, the classic victory over 10km went to the Finnish Kerttu Niskanen. She prevailed ahead of the Norwegian Anne Kalvaa (+12,7 seconds) and the Swede Frida Karlsson (+16,5). Caterina Ganz came in 13th as the best Azzurra. There were no South Tyrolean women there. SNOWBOARD: At the start of the World Cup, a team event in the parallel slalom was on the program in Winterberg on Saturday. There was little to gain for the Azzurri. The South Tyrolean veteran Roland Fiwickeler and his teammate Lucia Dalmasso were eliminated in the round of 3 against the Poles Oskar Kwiatkowski and Aleksandra Krol. The other azure duo Maurizio Bormolini/Elisa Caffont also ended in the round of XNUMX. The victory went to the Swiss Gian Casanova and Jenny Ladina, who prevailed against the Austrian duo Andreas Prommegger/Daniela Ulbing. Third place went to the Poles Kwiatkowski/Krol. ARTISTIC TRACK TOBOGGANING: After Dominik Filehner raced onto the podium (click here for the report) , Andrea Vötter also knew how to convince in Whistler, Canada. It wasn't enough for the podium, but in the end, after two consistent runs, we finished in 2th place. The victorious Austrian Madeleine Egle was 6 seconds away. Second place went to the German Julia Taubitz (+0,262), third place went to Merle Fräbel, also from Germany (+2). There was little to gain for the other South Tyroleans: Sandra Robatscher came in 0,024th (+3), Marion Oberhofer in 0,045th (+17) and Verena Hofer in 0,673th (+20).

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Winter sports ticker | The most important things at a glance

Things are going fast again these days in winter sports. What happens outside of the big World Cup decisions in biathlon, alpine skiing and the like can be found in our winter sports ticker.

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