At the Nightrace
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The classic Nightrace - the Schladming Planai is the place to be. While the slalom stars make for a spectacle on the slopes, the celebrities cavort offside. The "Krone" has the pictures.
See and be seen - that also applies to the Schladming Nightrace, of course. One person clapped particularly loudly during the fantastic first run by leading German Linus Straßer: Germany's soccer team boss Julian Nagelsmann mingled with the celebrating skiers and watched from the famous Hohenhaus Tenne. Also spotted alongside the DFB team boss and many political celebrities: Tennis legend Thomas Muster and extreme athlete Felix Baumgartner.
Click through the pictures of the Nightrace:
ÖSV President Roswitha Stadlober was impressed by the atmosphere, beaming with her husband Alois and Alpine boss Herbert Mandl: "Schladming is great, with its cauldron-like stadium and the crowds of people." The "Krone" bosses around publisher Christoph Dichand and editor-in-chief Klaus Herrmann agreed.
3 liters of champagne for 1000 euros
In the après-ski temple Tenne, where people watched from the pool on the roof, the party went on into the night. Even before that, the father of giant slalom winner Alexander Steen Olsen popped the corks. And he did so with a 3-liter bottle of champagne, some of which can cost upwards of 1000 euros.
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