Kammerlander cannot be beaten in the Passeier Valley

Just three weeks before the home World Cup in Umhausen, Thomas Kammerlander's form is good. The 30-year-old Umhauser was in a class of his own in both runs on Sunday (54,71 and 55,25 seconds) and celebrated a confident victory with a total time of 1.49,96:XNUMX minutes, just like two days before. “I'm not interested in the points for the overall World Cup, but the two wins are of course great. The form is right for the World Cup at the beginning of February, a goal that I have been working towards for two years,” said Thomas Kammerlander at the finish.

Michael Scheikl, an Austrian, also took second place, losing 2 seconds to Kammerlander. As a result, Scheikl was able to extend his lead in the overall standings, where he is in the lead with 0,67 points and currently has a cushion of 355 points over Patrick Pigneter (Völs), who came third on Sunday. Satisfied with third place: Patrick Pigneter.

“Today we were too far away to endanger Kammerlander. We will tinker with the material a little so that the distance becomes smaller again. “I’m still happy with my placement and am now looking forward to the World Championships in Umhausen,” said Pigneter. With the reigning world champion Alex Gruber (Villanders), another South Tyrolean came fourth, while the Russian Grigory Bukin finished the single-seater competition in 5th place. Team competition in South Tyrolean hands The final team competition was firmly in South Tyrolean hands. Evelin Lanthaler from Passiria and Patrick Pigneter achieved the fastest time in 1.55,31:2 minutes. Tina Unterberger/Thomas Kammerlander from Austria took second place, and the Russians Ekaterina Lavrenteva/Grigory Bukin completed the podium.

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Kammerlander cannot be beaten in the Passeier Valley

On Sunday, the World Cup stage in luge on natural track in the Passeier Valley came to an end with the men's single-seater decision and the team competition.

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