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Reiteralm Masters worlds attract 580 athletes
The Austrian championships recorded more than 1,100 starts across twenty-five age classes.
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Reiteralm hosted 580 athletes aged thirty and over from twenty-five nations at the Masters World Championships. Racing across twenty-five age classes and four categories generated more than 1,100 starts during the 23–27 March programme, setting a participation benchmark for the competition.
Austria led the results with thirty-three victories, followed by Italy with ten and Switzerland and France with five each. Janine Speringer won all three races in her category, while Florian Lengl and Paul Fuchs each earned two titles in their age classes.
The oldest entrants were Slovakia’s Frantisek Dolnik, born in 1933, and Japan’s Keiko Hoshida, born in 1940. The circuit then turned toward the April Masters World Cup Finals in Levi, where double points were scheduled for giant slalom and slalom.
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