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In the still young season, the Ski World Cup entourage will be making its first stop in Austria next weekend: in Gurgl, the women (November 23, 2024) and men (November 24) will each compete in a slalom. ORF 1 and ORF ON broadcast live at 10 a.m. and 1:10 p.m. respectively. On Saturday, Peter Brunner and Niki Hosp commentate, Alina Zellhofer reports from the finish area. Oliver Polzer and Thomas Sykora can be heard on Sunday, Alina Zellhofer and Benni Raich report from the finish.
The Ski World Cup on the ORF.at network and on ORF TELETEXT
With a multimedia package, sport.ORF.at, the ORF-Ski-Alpin-Special and ORF ON are also accompanying this Ski World Cup winter on the web and via apps: Winter sports fans can watch all ORF TV broadcasts in the live stream – Follow broadcasts directly, subsequently access videos on demand (from the highlights to the entire race) or always keep up to date with the latest events via live tickers, stories and tables Keep the World Cup happening. The ORF TELETEXT winter sports magazine also contains a comprehensive, constantly updated range of information from page 260 onwards.
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How do newcomers to the Ski World Cup typically fare against more experienced competitors during the early races?
**Interview with Ski World Cup Expert: Preparing for Gurgl 2024**
**Interviewer:** Welcome to the show! Today, we’re excited to talk about the upcoming Ski World Cup events in Gurgl, Austria, taking place this weekend. Joining us is ski analyst and former professional skier, Maria Schneider. Maria, how significant is the first stop of the Ski World Cup season in Gurgl for both men and women?
**Maria Schneider:** Thanks for having me! The Gurgl races are incredibly important as they set the tone for the season. Athletes are eager to gauge their form against competitors, and doing well here can build momentum for the rest of the World Cup events. It’s all about confidence as they head into the more challenging courses later in the season.
**Interviewer:** Absolutely! For our viewers, why should the ski fans tune in to the live broadcasts on ORF?
**Maria Schneider:** ORF is providing not just live action but a complete multimedia experience. With expert commentary, interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights, it’s a great way for fans to immerse themselves in the event. Plus, the option to stream on-demand highlights means they won’t miss any of the thrilling turns and dramatic finishes.
**Interviewer:** Speaking of drama, what do you think about the intense competition that we might see in this early stage of the season, especially among established athletes and newcomers?
**Maria Schneider:** Competitors will definitely be bringing their A-game. The established stars will be looking to maintain their dominance while newcomers often have nothing to lose, which can lead to some surprising results. This combination creates a dynamic atmosphere that is really exciting for fans.
**Interviewer:** Certainly sounds thrilling! Before we let you go, what do you think the audience should be on the lookout for during these upcoming races? Is there a particular athlete you think might surprise us?
**Maria Schneider:** It’s always important to watch the younger athletes who may be making their World Cup debut. They often bring an energy and unpredictability that can shake things up. On the other hand, don’t overlook the seasoned competitors who know how to handle the pressure. It’ll be fascinating to see how they adapt to the conditions in Gurgl.
**Interviewer:** Great insights, Maria! Now, for our audience: Do you think newcomers will challenge the veterans this season, or do you expect the established athletes to maintain their dominance? Share your thoughts below!
Thank you, Maria, for joining us today, and good luck to all athletes competing this weekend!