Queen of the Saslong: confession of love to Val Gardena

Stuhec said she had hoped “that it was possible for me to win both races here. I love it here and hope we come back." It wasn't a perfect run. “I made a mistake, it was very tight. But apparently it was good enough. I was very surprised at the finish,” emphasized the victorious Slovenian. In addition to the Super-G on Wednesday (see report) , she had already decided to leave on Tuesday.

A little later, Stuhec was pleasantly surprised again. When she was in the press center on a small television the victory of her compatriot Zan Kranjec in Saalbach-Hinterglemm followed along, she showed her joy with a loud cry of joy.

“Educational experience” Nicol Delago, who took a sensational second place in the downhill race on Tuesday (see own report) and this time had to settle for 20th place, emphasized: “For me, it was once again an instructive experience. All in all, I'm overjoyed with the past few days, because of the excellent downhill skiing and also because my sister recently won two European Cup downhill runs." Her 21-year-old sister Nadia won the European Cup downhill in Zauchensee, Austria, on Wednesday (SportNews reported) . “It would be nice to compete together in the World Cup,” said Nicol Delago. Marsaglia happy Francesca Marsaglia finished the race in Val Gardena as the best “Azzurra” in sixth place. “I had a good feeling on this slope from the start. I am on the right path and this result is encouraging. It takes a little more to get to the podium, so I have to be faster. But I'm extremely happy with sixth place at the moment."

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Queen of the Saslong: confession of love to Val Gardena

The Slovenian Ilka Stuhec won both races on the Saslong. “I love it here,” emphasized the Queen of the Saslong.

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