After eight years of intensive personal and sporting development Lara Gut-Behrami again great successes in the Ski World Cup. In picturesque Saalbach-Hinterglemm, the Swiss not only secured her second big crystal ball in the overall World Cup, but also triumphed in the giant slalom, a discipline that is particularly close to her heart. At 32 years old shows Good-Behrami an impressive form, dominates the slopes and could add even more trophies in downhill and super-G at the end of the season.
The ski world is full of admiration for Good-Behrami. Colleagues like Michelle Gisin and Mikaela Shiffrin express their respect and enthusiasm for the Ticino native’s achievements. Her evolution from an athlete focused on winning to an athlete who puts her passion for skiing first inspires fans and young skiers alike.
In her early career, Good-Behrami Often referred to as a child prodigy, he experienced quick successes, but also phases of doubt and self-reflection. After tearing her cruciate ligament in 2017 and her subsequent marriage, she found herself, gained inner peace and began to enjoy skiing and life from a new perspective. Your attitude towards success has fundamentally changed; Today she no longer measures her value just by medals and podium places.
While Good-Behrami Previously at odds with the media and the association, she now enjoys the moments away from the public and maintains a healthy distance from the hustle and bustle of the ski circuit. Her private life, especially the moments with her family, are sacred to her and a source of strength and inspiration.
Proved by winning the giant slalom Good-Behramithat she is technically one of the best and a versatile skier. Your focus now is on enjoying the sport and being in harmony with yourself. Even if a resignation is not yet in sight, it remains Good-Behrami open to the future and emphasizes the importance of living in the here and now.
Source: SRF 2 and own research
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