The Kitzbühel winning team is led by Vincent Krechmayer, joint world champion Marco Schwartz and slalom champion and parallel world champion Katarina Linsberger.
“After consulting with the race directors, women and men, we have decided to split the 12th session into 12th,” said Herbert Mandel, President of ÖSV Alpine.
He added, “Not least because we can fill all the women’s disciplines to their full quota. The anticipation is great. Of course we are looking forward to the competitions.”
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This is the ÖSV team:
Women (12): Franziska Grech, Ricarda Haser, Katharina Hupper, Cornelia Huter, Katharina Linsberger, Nina Ortlieb, Miriam Buechner, Julia Scheib, Ramona Siebenhofer, Tamara Tabler, Katharina Troupe, Stephanie Venier
Gentlemen (12): Stefan Babinski, Stefan Brensteiner, Manuel Villar, Fabio Justrin, Raphael Haser, Daniel Hemitsberger, Vincent Krechmeier, Adrian Bertel, Dominik Raschner, Marco Schwartz, Otmar Stridinger, Johannes Strulz
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