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Perfect season: snowboarder Hofmeister wins again

Ramona Hofmeister is unbeatable this winter. The snowboarder wins her third World Cup in Switzerland just before Christmas.

World Cup - Perfect season: snowboarder Hofmeister wins again

Germany's showcase snowboarder Ramona Hofmeister has continued her perfect season in the World Cup. The 27-year-old won the parallel slalom in Davos on Saturday, her third race of the winter. The athlete from Bischofswiesen in Upper Bavaria beat Lucia Dalmasso from Italy in the final. Before her pre-Christmas success in Switzerland, Hofmeister had already won the parallel giant slaloms in Carezza and Cortina d'Ampezzo. She is the clear leader in the overall World Cup.

"There's the hat-trick," said Hofmeister after her coup. "I'm lost for words, it's incredible. It's simply amazing, I'm fully in the flow." The three-time overall World Cup winner and 2018 Olympic bronze medallist now has 18 victories in the World Cup. "I wouldn't need the Christmas break right now, I could just carry on racing," she flattered. Hofmeister's teammate Melanie Hochreiter was eliminated in the round of 16 against Dalmasso.

After a disappointing season so far, Stefan Baumeister at least made it to the knockout phase in the men's event, but was eliminated in the first round. The victory went to Daniele Bagozza from Italy. The season continues on January 13 with parallel giant slaloms in Scuol, Switzerland.

Portrait Hofmeister on Fis page Result women Davos Result men Davos

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  1. Ramona Hofmeister, hailing from Bavaria's Bischofswiesen in Upper Bavaria, is currently dominating the Winter sports scene with her impressive performance in the World Cup.
  2. Hofmeister's latest victory came during the parallel slalom event in Davos, Switzerland, where she outshone Italian challenger Lucia Dalmasso in the final.
  3. Before her pre-Christmas triumph in Davos, Hofmeister had already secured first place in the parallel giant slaloms in Carezza and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.
  4. The German star is now leading the overall World Cup standings with an impressive 18 wins under her belt, a testament to her continued success in the sport.
  5. Hofmeister's teammate, Melanie Hochreiter, experienced a less fortunate turn of events during the same tournament as she was eliminated in the round of 16 against Dalmasso.
  6. As the season moves forward, the World Cup continues in late January with parallel giant slaloms held in Scuol, another charming location in Switzerland, home to stunning Winter sports landscapes.

Source: www.stern.de

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