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2025 - Flachau Slalom Results: Rast Claims Victory, Aicher and Dürr Secure Top Ten Finishes

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Camille Rast triumphed in Flachau’s night slalom, demonstrating remarkable skill by moving from eighth to first place. German skiers Lena Dürr and Emma Aicher narrowly missed the podium, finishing fourth and sixth, respectively. Austrian Katharina Liensberger, who led after the first run, dropped to fourth in the second. Aicher expressed mixed feelings about her performance, while Dürr regretted missed opportunities. Jessica Hilzinger did not qu…
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Slalom in Flachau: Rast takes victory - Aicher and Dürr in the top ten - World News

As of: January 14, 2025 10:47 p.m Camille Rast won the floodlight spectacle in Flachau. The DSV slalom specialists Lena Dürr and Emma Aicher, on the other hand, missed the podium that was within reach, but were able to achieve a place in the top ten. The noble technicians gained new confidence at the penultimate World Cup slalom before the World Championships in Saalbach-Hinterglemm (February 4th to 16th). The Swiss Camille Rast treated hersel…

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2025 - Flachau Slalom Results: Rast Claims Victory, Aicher and Dürr Secure Top Ten Finishes

Camille Rast triumphed in Flachau’s night slalom, demonstrating remarkable skill by moving from eighth to first place. German skiers Lena Dürr and Emma Aicher narrowly missed the podium, finishing fourth and sixth, respectively. Austrian Katharina Liensberger, who led after the first run, dropped to fourth in the second. Aicher expressed mixed feelings about her performance, while Dürr regretted missed opportunities. Jessica Hilzinger did not qu…

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