The World Cup alpine ski race in Kitzbuhel, Austria, is one of the most perilous ski competitions globally, having hosted athletes since 1931. Contestants navigate the challenging slope, reaching speeds of approximately 87 mph, vying for a prestigious title and a substantial prize. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, a talented 24-year-old skier, has expressed enthusiasm for the unique challenges Kitzbuhel presents, including its icy terrain and dynamic conditions. After taking time off to realign with his passion, Braathen aims to excel while representing Brazil, breaking away from traditional expectations in the sport.
The Kitzbuhel ski race is one of the most dangerous events in alpine skiing, attracting athletes aiming for the prestigious title since 1931.
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, renowned for his talent and unique approach, strives to excel and represent Brazil in the highly competitive alpine skiing world.
Kitzbuhel’s slope is technically the most demanding, with changing terrain and icy conditions, all while offering double the prize money of other World Cup events.
Braathen's path in alpine skiing has been unconventional, battling limitations and returning to the sport with a renewed passion and determination to succeed.
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