Skibob World Championships 2025 Lenggries

From 19 to 23 February 2025, Lenggries was the venue for the Skibob World Championships, which were held under the organization of the Lenggries Ski Club. Thanks to first-class slope preparation and stable weather conditions, the competitions offered ideal conditions for top-class skibob sport.

The World Cup course in particular is in excellent condition, allowing the athletes to compete for the world championship title on technically demanding but fair courses.

In the slalom, giant slalom and super-G, the teams from Austria and the Czech Republic in particular lived up to their role as favorites and took home the majority of the medals.

Marie Anna Huskova (CZE) took the lead in the women’s slalom with a total time of 2:12.88 minutes. Her compatriot Stanislava Preclikova follows in second place, less than a second behind. Austria’s Iris Lienhard completes the podium with a strong third place.

In the men’s event, Pavel Cihacek (CZE) is once again unbeatable. With a best time of 1:56.65 minutes, he leaves his rivals behind and takes world title number 24. Defending champion Joachim Knauss (AUT) finishes close behind in second place with 1:57.53 minutes, followed by Markus Achleitner (AUT) in third with 2:00.10 minutes.

The giant slalom offers high-class races with extremely close distances. Stanislava Preclikova (CZE) secured victory in the women’s race with a time of 1:38.83 minutes. Behind her there is a shared silver medal, as both Silvia Steininger (GER) and Iris Lienhard (AUT) have exactly the same time of 1:38.86 minutes.

Knauss triumphs in the men’s race with an outstanding time of 1:29.67 minutes. Cihacek finished just behind with a time of 1:29.83 minutes and secured silver. Third place went to Achleitner with a time of 1:30.94 minutes.

The super-G is also dominated by the Austrian athletes. Lisa Zaff clearly wins the women’s race with a time of 1:00.42 minutes. Preclikova secured silver with a time of 1:02.73 minutes, while Steininger came third with 1:03.39 minutes.

In the men’s race, it was once again Knauss who was unbeatable – the Styrian won in 0:55.84 minutes, just eight hundredths of a second ahead of team-mate Leonhard Wegmayr. Cihacek takes the bronze medal with a time of 0:57.54 minutes. Combined gold also goes to Knauss, who ultimately becomes the big winner with three World Championship titles.

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