2025 - Schladming Night Slalom: Straßer Misses Out on Victory

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Every year, the Night Race in Schladming thrills tens of thousands of fans. But the organizers of the ski spectacle want to go one step further. As the "Krone" learned, they want to fish for an authentic, internationally known star for 2026. The line for this was apparently cast this week. . . Behind the scenes of this week's Night Race, networking was at its finest. From the Hohenhaus Tenne to the Pichlmayrgut, the news spread like wildfire tha…

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At the ski spectacle in Schladming, Linus Straßer is on course to win the slalom, but slips in the final – and is annoyed about the course set by his own coach.

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German alpine skier Linus Strasser, a specialist in technical disciplines, was in a great position to claim his third victory on the famous Austrian Planai course after the first run of the medium slalom at the night spectacle in Schladming. He made excellent use of his starting number one and led, but he did not fare well on the second run, which was set by German coach Stefan Kogler, and fell to fourth place in the final.

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2025 - Schladming Night Slalom: Straßer Misses Out on Victory

Linus Straßer’s bid for a third victory at the Schladming night slalom ended in disappointment as he finished fourth after leading the first run. Criticizing coach Stefan Kogler for a challenging course setup, Straßer expressed frustration over the missed podium, trailing Norway’s Timon Haugan by 0.77 seconds. Despite a strong start, he struggled in the second run, while other competitors, including Brazilian skier Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, faced…