Too many horror crashes?
Feuz: “You shouldn’t always talk negatively!”
The Ski World Cup has recently come under heavy criticism due to the many bad crashes. To the great incomprehension of Beat Feuz. "You shouldn't always talk negatively," the Swiss skier shakes his head. (Krone.at sports director Michael Fally met Beat Feuz at the Kitzbühel media center - watch the video above)
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "You should emphasize the beauty and the successes," Beat Feuz demands in the ORF interview. The triumph of his compatriot Marco Odermatt in the super-G on the Streif had previously been overshadowed by a series of crashes. Frenchmen Alexis Pinturault and Florian Loriot, for example, had to be transported away by helicopter.
"There were injuries in your day too," says Feuz to Franz Klammer, who is sitting next to him. Although the discussions are understandable for the former Swiss skiing hero, his great wish is to pay more tribute to the winners: "That's what the skiers want."
Klammer: "Of course you put up with it"
For ÖSV legend Klammer, skiing is still "such a beautiful sport". "Experiencing this downhill run in Kitzbühel and mastering the difficulty is so beautiful. Of course, you also accept that something can happen. But you shouldn't just talk about the bad things." One thing is certain: Feuz and Klammer are already looking forward to the Kitzbühel downhill on Saturday - without a doubt, the most spectacular race in the world!
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