Fischlucker & Co. don't let anything burn

Edwin Coratti is one of the big medal contenders in the parallel giant slalom. Not for nothing, as the 29-year-old won the last two World Cup races in Rogla in the discipline in question. And Roland Fischler and Aaron March also get along brilliantly in the Slovenian winter sports resort. They showed that on Monday. In the qualification for the finals (14 p.m.) everyone performed very well. Only Coratti had to briefly worry about making it to the final after the first run, before he improved significantly in the second round and confidently secured his ticket in 11th place. Filehner took fourth place behind Igor Sluev, Dmitry Loginov and Andrey Sobolev from Russia, March came seventh ahead of his compatriot Mirko Felicetti. Daniele Bagozza was not considered for the race due to the limited contingent (only 4 athletes per nation are allowed to start), but will most likely get his chance in the parallel slalom. Ochner gets stuck In contrast to the men, there was only one South Tyrolean at the start for the women - namely Nadya Ochner, who, in 18th place, did not overcome the qualification hurdle. The 22-year-old was 27 hundredths of a second short of making it to the final of the best 16. Ramona Theresia Hofmeister from Germany won the qualification ahead of her compatriot Chayenne Loch. Superstar Ester Ledecka had registered for the race, but had to miss out due to an injury. According to the agency, the 25-year-old Czech woman said she could neither do her exercises nor hold the snowboard above her head with one hand CTK with. “That decided that I had no place at the start,” explained the two-time world champion. Ledecka added that she will now work on being able to take part in the World Cup finals for the Alpine ski aces in Lenzerheide in two weeks.

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Fischlucker & Co. don't let anything burn

Edwin Coratti, Aaron March and Roland Fiwickeler made it into the finals of the parallel giant slalom at the Snowboard World Championships in Rogla (Slovenia) on Monday.

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