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Comeback Already in Sölden? "Does Skiing Well-Being"

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Before the start of the new ski season on October 24th and 25th in Sölden, Marcel Hirscher continues to provide discussion material. While Salzburger is working intensively on his comeback and has also received a wild card for this, debates about the exceptional athlete have started in the ski circus. ÖSV General Secretary Jan Everywhere, too, spoke on the topic of "Sport & Talk in Hangar 7" on ServusTV.

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Before the start of the new ski season on October 24th and 25th in Sölden, Marcel Hirscher continues to provide discussion material. While Salzburger is working intensively on his comeback and has also received a wild card for this, debates about the exceptional athlete have started in the ski circus. ÖSV General Secretary Jan Everywhere, too, spoke on the topic of "Sport & Talk in Hangar 7" on ServusTV.

·Vienna, Austria
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Actually, ski ace Marcel Hirscher had finished his career in 2019 at the perfect time. Now he ignores warnings about another comeback – and gets help from the World Federation.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Marcel Hirscher (37) will not be at the start at the Ski World Cup start in Sölden. The sporting development is positive, but the necessary training covers are still missing, the environment of the eight-time overall World Cup winner announced. In the training on the Söldener Rennhang the time intervals to the top were still too large, in view of the reduced Wildcard-contingent to four pieces per discipline to consider a start already now, it wa…

Everything indicates that ski star Marcel Hirscher will start at the World Cup Gianttorlauf from Sölden. Now it's time for the final preparation.

Austrian ski star Marcel Hirscher, who now plays for the Dutch national team, is on the verge of another big return to competition after successful snow training.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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