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Alpine Skiing 2023 - 2024 Discussion Thread


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2023/2024 World Cup calendar has been confirmed. Like reported on the provisional schedule, Mt. Tremblant 2x GS replace the women's speed events of Lake Louise while men head for a standalone slalom in Gurgl mid-November between Zermatt and the trip to North America.

 

 

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38 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

2023/2024 World Cup calendar has been confirmed. Like reported on the provisional schedule, Mt. Tremblant 2x GS replace the women's speed events of Lake Louise while men head for a standalone slalom in Gurgl mid-November between Zermatt and the trip to North America.

 

 

Having any Zermatt races is a bit sketchy i presume :d

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Petra Vlhová received last night from the hands of the President of the Republic Zuzana Čaputová the Order of Ľudovít Štúr (which is one of highest state decoration) :d a nice motivation before Jasná World Cup stage this weekend :p

 

The medal is awarded to Slovak citizens who have made exceptional contributions to democracy and human rights, the defence and security of the republic, or for exceptionally significant merit in the fields of politics, state management and administration, the development of the national economy, science and technology, culture, art, education, sports, and for significant spread of the good name of the Slovak Republic abroad.

 

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3 times Olympic champion Matthias Mayer :AUT apparently is arrested by the local Polizei ... not many additional information to be found now

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12 hours ago, hckošice said:

3 times Olympic champion Matthias Mayer :AUT apparently is arrested by the local Polizei ... not many additional information to be found now

https://kurier.at/sport/wintersport/olympiasieger-matthias-mayer-in-kitzbuehel-festgenommen/402746839

 

Kurz nach 18 Uhr gab es dann einen Stellungnahme des ÖSV zu den Geschehnissen um Mayer in Kitzbühel. In diesen heißt es:

 

"Wir mussten heute mit Bedauern zur Kenntnis nehmen, dass Matthias Mayer seine gesundheitlichen Probleme, mit denen er schon seit längerer Zeit kämpft, noch nicht überwunden hat. Als Ski Austria Familie haben wir ihm gemeinsam mit allen Athleten, Kollegen und Partnern stets Halt gegeben."

 

"Wir wünschen Matthias alles Gute und hoffen, dass er möglichst bald zu seiner Leidenschaft dem Skisport wieder zurückkehren kann."

 

"Auch in Rücksprache mit seiner Familie bitten wir um Respekt und Verständnis, dass wir keine weitere Auskunft geben können."

 

basically, he's gone mad in public circumstances...it looks he has strong mental health problems :cry:

wish him the best :fingers:

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On 1/19/2024 at 11:52 AM, phelps said:

https://kurier.at/sport/wintersport/olympiasieger-matthias-mayer-in-kitzbuehel-festgenommen/402746839

 

Kurz nach 18 Uhr gab es dann einen Stellungnahme des ÖSV zu den Geschehnissen um Mayer in Kitzbühel. In diesen heißt es:

 

"Wir mussten heute mit Bedauern zur Kenntnis nehmen, dass Matthias Mayer seine gesundheitlichen Probleme, mit denen er schon seit längerer Zeit kämpft, noch nicht überwunden hat. Als Ski Austria Familie haben wir ihm gemeinsam mit allen Athleten, Kollegen und Partnern stets Halt gegeben."

 

"Wir wünschen Matthias alles Gute und hoffen, dass er möglichst bald zu seiner Leidenschaft dem Skisport wieder zurückkehren kann."

 

"Auch in Rücksprache mit seiner Familie bitten wir um Respekt und Verständnis, dass wir keine weitere Auskunft geben können."

 

basically, he's gone mad in public circumstances...it looks he has strong mental health problems :cry:

wish him the best :fingers:

more news about Meyer...

 

when he was taken away by the policemen, he was also completely drunk and resisted to the arrest

 

so, more and more problems for him :cry:

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Shiffrin wisely taking the weekend off to watch box sets & eat chocolates.

 

Shiffrin to skip alpine skiing races in Andorra due to knee injury (msn.com)

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