Skier Zenhäusern excited to see Lucerne 2021 bring skiing back to its roots Tuesday, 19 January 2021
Swiss skier Ramon Zenhäusern has stated he is excited to see Alpine skiing return to its roots at the International University Sports Federation (FISU) Lucerne 2021 Winter Universiade, in his home country.
Speaking in an interview as part of the FISU Legends series, the 2015 Universiade winner said he was looking forward to seeing a Universiade in Switzerland, particularly in his sport.
He is an ambassador for Lucerne 2021, stating his support for the event and the organisers. I hope it will be a nice Games and I ll maybe come to the event and see some competitions, said Zenhäusern.
Cater claims shock downhill victory at Val-d Isère Alpine World Cup Sunday, 13 December 2020
Slovenia s Martin Cater clinched a shock victory as he defied all pre-race predictions by winning the first International Ski Federation Alpine Ski World Cup downhill of the season in Val-d Isère.
After Otmar Striedinger had gone into first place, the television networks ended their coverage of the event and a victory ceremony involving the Austrian had already been held.
But Cater, starting from bib 41, had other ideas as he produced a superb run to leapfrog Striedinger and claim a huge upset win, the first World Cup podium of his career.