However, the 33-year-old has to look into the rear view mirror in ARE.
Lena Dürr has her fourth podium placement in view in the penultimate slalom of this winter. The 33-year-old is in second place at the World Cup race in the Swedish area before the final behind Slalom queen Mikaela Shiffrin (USA). Emma Aicher slipped away when the snow was densely snowed and was eliminated for the fifth time in a slalom this season.
In view of her deficit of 0.43 seconds, Dürr has to look at Shiffrin in the rearview mirror: Local hero Sara Hector (+0.48), Katharina Liensberger from Austria (+0.52) and the Swiss Melanie Meillard (+0.57) lurk behind her.
“I will knock everything in and try to attack,” she said in the ARD. With her journey, she was “completely satisfied,” said Dürr, although “she didn’t quite hit the last hairpin”. However, her start number seven was also “not so happy”, on the slopes “were already very nice traces in it,” she added.
Aicher was faster than Shiffrin at the top and already had the goal in mind after smaller messengers when she left after 45 driving seconds. “Interior, a stupid mistake,” she said. Nevertheless, it is “always nice to come back to Sweden,” said the daughter of a Swedish, “even if it didn’t go that weekend”. In the giant slalom, which Federica Brignone (Italy) won superiorly, she had missed the second run.