2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana on TV, live stream and live ticker

In Crans Montana, the 2nd World Cup downhill this weekend will take place today. Here you will find all information about the broadcast of the race on TV, in the live stream and in the live ticker.

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Alpine skiing, 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana: place, date, time, information

The women’s Alpine World Cup is all about downhill this weekend. This Sunday, February 27th, the second descent within 24 hours will take place in the Swiss ski resort of Crans Montana. The first rider will hit the difficult slope at 10am.

The only German starter with a chance of a front place is Kira Weidle. Finishing fourth at the 2022 Winter Olympics, she narrowly missed out on a medal in her specialty.

Alpine skiing, broadcast live today: 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana on TV and live stream

Even today there is plenty of winter sports to be seen live on TV and in the live stream. Several providers are reporting on the 2nd downhill run for women in Crans Montana.

Alpine skiing, broadcast live today: 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana on free TV

The women’s descent from the ARD and from Eurosport transfer. on The first and up Eurosport 1 the first live images can be seen a few minutes before the start of the first runner.

Alpine skiing, live broadcast today: 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana in the live stream

Would you prefer to broadcast the 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana as a live stream today? No problem – some alternatives are offered.

You can find free live streams in the in the ARD media library and up sportschau.de. On the other hand, there is a charge (5.99 euros per month). Eurosport Playerthe official streaming channel of Eurosport.

Thanks to a cooperation between DAZN and Eurosport can DAZN-Customers can also watch the race live via the streaming service platform at no additional cost. DAZN shine Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 namely around the clock.

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“Do you have the pan hot?” These were Germany’s Olympic heroes

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The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing have ended. Team Germany was able to win a total of 27 medals – the third-best result in the history of the Olympic Winter Games for the Federal Republic. SPOX shows all medal winners.

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BRONZE – KARL GEIGER (ski jumping, large hill): The World Cup leader couldn’t cope with the hills in Beijing, struggled for days – until the knot finally burst. “It’s more of a mountain” then fell from his heart.

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CONSTANTIN SCHMID, STEPHAN LEYHE, MARKUS EISENBICHLER, KARL GEIGER (ski jumping, men’s team): In the end, 44 centimeters were the deciding factor in front of Norway. “I hoped, I prayed,” said Eisenbichler. “I really wanted the medal.”

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CHRISTOPH HAFER, MATTHIAS SOMMER (two-man bobsleigh): Out of nowhere, the 29-year-old police chief Hafer drove to bronze – and thus completed the historic German podium in the two-man bobsleigh.

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VANESSA VOIGT, VANESSA HINZ, FRANZISKA PREUSS, DENISE HERRMANN (biathlon relay): After a good shooting performance, the quartet cheered, Herrmann brought bronze to the finish. “Incredible, crazy. How awesome was that day, please?” Voigt marveled.

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DANIELA MAIER (Ski Freestyle, Cross): Not only showed sensational catch-ups in the knockouts, but also incredible fairness when she protested against Fanny Smith’s disqualification. But the Swiss had hindered her in the final.

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SILVER – KATHARINA ALTHAUS (ski jumping): Before her controversial disqualification in the mixed team, Althaus delivered and won the first German medal in Beijing. A bit more wind luck in the last round and it would probably have been gold.

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ANNA BERREITER (tobogganing): The only 22-year-old jumped into the breach in the ice channel when Julia Taubitz unluckily slipped off the sled. Four flawless runs at the Olympic debut – her future shimmers golden. Maybe as early as 2026?

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TONI EGGERT, SASCHA BENECKEN (tobogganing, doubles): bronze in Pyeongchang, silver in Beijing … gold in Milan? This time Wendl/Arlt were too strong, but the duo was more than satisfied: “We didn’t lose gold, we won silver.”

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KATHERINE SAUERBREY, KATHARINA HENNIG, VICTORIA CARL, SOFIE KREHL (cross-country relay): You can “flirt with a medal, but don’t count on it,” Hennig had predicted. Then it went almost perfectly – only the Russians were a little faster.

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AXEL JUNGK (Skeleton): The 30-year-old almost couldn’t start at all. He only tested positive for Corona in January, then again on arrival in Beijing. Nevertheless, he made the German double victory perfect in the ice channel.

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JOHANNES LOCHNER, FLORIAN BAUER (two-man bobsleigh): “Of course we’re putting pressure on Franz, that’s what we’re here for,” said the Vice World Champion, “we’re confident, anything is possible.” It wasn’t enough for gold, but for his first Olympic medal.

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MANUEL FAISST, ERIC FRENZEL, VINZENZ GEIGER, JULIAN SCHMID (Nordic Combined, Team Large Hill): Frenzel’s only appearance in Beijing after a long quarantine. He handed over completely flat to Geiger – but then he sprinted irresistibly to silver.

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MARIAMA JAMANKA, ALEXANDRA BURGHARDT (two-man bobsleigh): Jamanka, winner of Pyeongchang, took a big risk when she brought 100m sprinter Burghardt into the team as a brake before the season started. The move worked out, the joy knew no stopping at the finish.

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LENA DÜRR, LINUS STRASSER, ALEXANDER SCHMID, JULIAN RAUCHFUSS, EMMA AICHER, KIRA WEIDLE (Alpine skiing, mixed team): Finally the first alpine medal on the final day, among other things, Switzerland and the USA were eliminated. Only Austria was slightly better.

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JOHANNES LOCHNER, FLORIAN BAUER, CHRISTOPHER WEBER, CHRISTIAN RASP (four-man bobsleigh): Dominator Francesco Friedrich was no match for the four-man, but the second silver in Beijing is not bad either. See you again in four years!

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GOLD – JOHANNES LUDWIG (luge): “I often didn’t qualify for the Olympics, I often didn’t win a medal at the World Championships, but I kept going. Now I know that it was right,” said Ludwig after his triumph. Yes!

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DENISE HERRMANN (biathlon, individual): The ex-runner got a bang in the first race in Beijing. “I’ve gotten quite a kick in the face this year,” said the 33-year-old, who had geared everything to the games. With success!

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NATALIE GEISENBERGER (Rodeln): “It’s crazy that it’s enough to win gold again. I have no words,” said Geisenberger, who became a mother for the first time in May 2020. With a lot of experience she kept the German competition in check – her fifth gold.

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VINZENZ GEIGER (Nordic combined, normal hill): He left the course with a huge deficit, for a long time it looked like gold for Johannes Rydzek. But with a final sprint from the other star he catapulted himself to gold.

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TOBIAS WENDL, TOBIAS ARLT (tobogganing, doubles): Olympic gold for the third time in a row for the dream duo. Wendl then even took on IOC President Thomas Bach: “I wasn’t happy about his congratulations.”

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NATALIE GEISENBERGER, JOHANNES LUDWIG, TOBIAS WENDL, TOBIAS ARLT (tobogganing, team): Four Olympic champions from Beijing team up for the “relay”? That had to be gold. The sixth for Geisenberger, she surpassed Claudia Pechstein.

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CHRISTOPHER GROTHEER (Skeleton): Historic first Olympic gold for Germany in skeleton – and more than confidently. “If I’m driving well, I’m also super fast,” said Grotheer after the first two runs – he was to be right.

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HANNAH NEISE (Skeleton): Her success was perhaps the most surprising for Team D – only 21 years old, not a single podium finish in the World Cup. But in Yanqing, she sped away from everyone because she got her nervousness under control thanks to mental work.

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FRANCESCO FRIEDRICH, THORSTEN MARGIS (two-man bobsleigh): “He was extremely strong, taught us a lesson and spanked his ass,” Lochner had to acknowledge without envy. Third gold for Friedrich – and Margis is even allowed to carry the flag at the closing ceremony.

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KATHARINA HENNIG (right), VICTORIA CARL (cross-country skiing, team sprint): Undoubtedly the most spectacular gold for Team D. In the finish sprint, Carl, only a substitute runner(!), beat the world elite. “DO YOU HAVE THE PAN HOT”, escalated ARD commentator Jens-Jörg Rieck.

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LAURA NOLTE (right), DEBORAH LEVI (two-man bobsleigh): Gold in her Olympic debut, youngest medalist in bobsleigh history – Nolte couldn’t believe it. “We feel like we’re drunk,” gasped the 23-year-old. “I can not believe it!”

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FRANCESCO FRIEDRICH, THORSTEN MARGIS, CANDY BAUER, ALEXANDER SCHÜLLER (four-man bobsleigh): Fourth gold for Friedrich, the “King of Bob”, in only his second games. He caught up with the legend Andre Lange. And 2026? “We’re not tired yet!”

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Conclusion: “We achieved a good result,” said Chef de Mission Dirk Schimmelpfennig. The next chance for medals will be in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo in 2026. Less gigantism, but finally tradition in the Alps again. Nice!

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Alpine skiing, broadcast live today: 2nd women’s descent in Crans Montana in the live ticker

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Alpine skiing: The standings in the women’s World Cup

Rang	Name	Points
1.	Mikaela Shiffrin	1026
2.	Petra Vlhova	1011
3.	Sofia Goggia	791
4.	Federica Brignone	786
5.	Sarah Hector	682
6.	Corinne Suter	596
7.	Ramona Siebenhofer	571
8.	Ragnhild Mowinckel	545
9.	Michelle Gisin	526
10.	Lara Gut-Behrami	518