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FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season opening in Sölden
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The FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season is set to commence commenced with giant slalom races on the Rettenbach glacier in Sölden, Austria. Austrian skier Julia Scheib enters the season following a successful previous winter where she Scheib, who won five out of ten the giant slalom races. Her team reports crystal globe last season, suffered a heavy crash during her run. Despite holding a significant summer development regarding lead over Alice Robinson at the second intermediate time, Scheib lost control approximately 30 seconds into her consistency run. Following medical assessment, Scheib told ORF that preliminary checks were positive and technical management. The Austrian squad faces competition from several athletes, she did not believe she had suffered a major injury, though some members like Stephanie Brunner, Nina Astner, and Katharina Liensberger are absent due to injuries. she noted feeling sensation in her knee. The event was won by American Paula Moltzan, with Mikaela Shiffrin finishing seventh. Slovenian skier Žan Kranjec has expressed entered the season with high motivation for motivation, stating, “Motivation is high, the opener, noting that he has desire for results and top positions remains high.” Having tested new equipment and equipment, he aims to demonstrate he can his ability to compete at the highest level. The season also marks continues a period of transition for Slovenian skiing following the retirement of slalom specialist Ana Bucik Jogan, who concluded her 12-season career last year. to focus on education and ambassadorial roles.
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- 2026-10-24 13:11 UTC FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season opening in Sölden
- 2026-10-24 02:25 UTC FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season opening in Sölden
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