Whistler welcomes yet more snow
In an exclusive interview with Eurosport, Walchhofer said that it was a "great feeling" to record his second back-to-back victory and "very important" to get back to winning ways.
"Bormio is one of the toughest courses in the World Cup and I think it's good for me on this difficult course to win one of the best races," he told Eurosport.
Walchhofer's win would not have escaped the attention of anyone on a Bormio ski holiday over the festive period as it was the first time a double had occurred in the men's downhill.
Meanwhile, the Austrian is looking forward to the rest of the ski season which he faces with "more self-confidence".
Those enjoying a ski holiday in Wengen or a Chamonix ski holiday over the coming weeks will be able to catch Walchhofer in action in the next two rounds of competition.
© Adfero Ltd
Related Stories
-
French Ski Resorts Racing to Net Zero
Date Posted: 04 Jul 2022Compagnie des Alpes are stepping up its efforts to reach their Net Zero targets You might not have heard of Compagnie des Alpes, but they manage some of the biggest resorts in the French Alps, including La Plagne, Les Arcs, Tignes, Val d’Isère, Méribel, Les Menuires, Serre Cheva...
-
What’s new in the Austrian Tirol?
Date Posted: 26 Sep 2019The amazing Austrian Tirol is made up of over 80 ski resorts, including some of our top sellers, St Anton, Mayrhofen, Sölden and Lech. Skiers will be excited to know that there are plenty of new additions for 2019/20 winter season! There has been a heavy investment in to the ski-lift infrastruc...
-
Snow report | 09 Sep 2019: Summer is over
Date Posted: 09 Sep 2019Summer is well and truly over now as winter made a dramatic return this weekend! Up to 50cm of snow fell over the last 3 days in high ski areas across the Alps. Resorts in Austria, Italy and Switzerland received the heaviest snowfalls including Passo Stelvio, Zermatt, Saas Fee and Hintertux glacier ...