Felix Neureuther must postpone his return

Felix Neureuther has been working for months on retirement at the World Cup. But the German ski star must continue to be patient and announce the next race.

As expected, Felix Neureuther distinguished himself in the giant slalom at Beaver Creek this weekend and is postponing his return to the Alpine Ski World Cup again. The veteran had recently broken his thumb in Finland and had undergone surgery. In recent days, it has been equipped with a special splint for the damaged hand, which is secured with the help of two screws. After the weekend overseas, a giant slalom and slalom will be held in Val d 'Isere, France on December 8th and 9th.

Thomas Dreßen and returnee Stefan Luitz, tops the men's team of the German Ski Association Speed-Ass. Dreßen wants to get on the podium on Friday (6:45 pm in the live ticker of t-online.de) and in the Super-G on Saturday (19:00 in the live ticker of t-online.de). For Luitz, it's in the giant slalom Sunday (17:45 / 20:45 in the ticker live at t-online.de) that the form is determined.

For women, there are two races and a super-G in Lake Louise, Canada. In addition to Viktoria Rebensburg, the DSV is sending five more athletes into the race. Patrizia Dorsch, Veronique Hronek, Ann-Katrin Magg, Meike Pfister, Kira Weidle and Michaela Wenig will compete for the starting positions.