“After yesterday’s result I was very disappointed because I couldn’t do it the way I wanted. I told myself today that I have to focus on my strengths. During the race I didn’t feel so “It’s even nicer that we ended up with a podium place,” said the Vorarlberg native.
Conny Hütter, who won the race yesterday, was only five hundredths behind.
“Success is of course very nice, but it also cost me a lot of energy. It was very emotional, but I’m glad I did it today. The energy costs both positive and negative,” explains the Styrian.
Stephanie Venier, Christina Ager and Mirjam Puchner followed in 13th, 14th and 15th place. Magdalena Egger crossed the finish line in 23rd place and also collected World Cup points, as did Lisa Grill, who came in 30th place. Michelle Niederwiser narrowly missed out on the points in 31st place.
The speed women will continue in St. Moritz (SUI) next weekend.
