Alpine Ski World Cup in Hinterstoder 2011
Feb 5 and 6, 2011
Feb 3, 2011: Arrival
Feb 4, 2011: Viewing of the race track from 12noon to 5pm
Feb 5, 2011: Super G at 11am
Feb 6, 2011: Giant slalom at 10am (1st run)
and 12noon (2nd run)
Ski World Cup: Hinterstoder
Hinterstoder Ski World Cup - races on Dec 20 and 21, 2006
Due to poor snow conditions the super G and giant slalom races did not take place on the Hannes Trinkl race track, but higher up on the mountain.
Super G results:
1. Bode Miller 1.09.74
2. Peter Fill 1.10.55
3. Hermann Maier 1.10.70
4. Silvan Zurbriggen 1.10.72
Giant slalom on Dec 21, 2006:
1. Aksel Lund Svindal 2.25.63
2. Francois Bourque 2.25.89
3. Kalle Palander 2.26.03
4. Bode Miller 2.26.16
Ski World Cup Hinterstoder History
Since 1986, Hinterstoder has been a regular Ski World Cup venue.
The first Ski World Cup race took place on Dec 21, 1986. Armin Bittner won this slalom event. Regular skiing contest followed. Two races had to be cancelled due to bad weather.
The demanding Bärenalm race track even challenged super stars such as Marc Giradelli, Alberto Tomaba, Hermann Maier, Michael von Grüningen and others.
Since 2006, the new race track from the mid station of Hutter Höss to the town center of Hinterstoder has been open. This sequence is an interesting slope not only for ski pros.