As of: January 20, 2024, 7:03 p.m
By: Anne Franziska Rossa
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From the middle: Tobias Degen became the fastest boy from the 2016/2017 class.
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Iffeldorf - The dwarf race could take place for the first time in eight years.
30 children started the ski competition on the Iffeldorfer Heuwinkelberg.
Dream weather and optimal piste conditions awaited 30 children who took part in the Iffeldorf Ski Club's traditional dwarf race on the Heuwinkelberg, reports the club.
Due to the promising weather forecast, everything was organized within a few days.
The last dwarf race took place in 2016, eight years ago.
Everything was already prepared in 2019, but then the weather gods didn't cooperate and the snow was gone, the club continued.
All children born in 2014 and younger were allowed to start.
Appropriate for the age of the children, the race track was 100 meters long and had 8 gates.
After registration and the distribution of starting numbers, 30 children were excited for the start.
Joy at the overall award ceremony: Board member of the Iffeldorf Ski Club Markus Degen (l.) and 2nd board member Christa Pankratz (r.) with the 30 participants.
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The placements
Boys 2014/2015
1. Xaver Gattinger
2. Leo Hofmann
3. Tim Stefanov
Girls 2014/2015
1. Franziska Wildgruber
Boys 2016/2017
1. Tobias Degen
2. Maxi Michl
3. Paul Kesselring
Girls 2016/2017
1. Eva Genahl
2. Magdalena Liebhardt
3. Johanna Michl
Boys 2018 and younger
1. Linus Seitz
2. Henry Fürst
3. Philipp Weiß
Girls 2018 and younger
1. Feline Leistner
2. Emilia Lang
Two passages for the children
The race started on time.
According to the club, two rounds were scheduled due to the excellent weather conditions.
This meant that every child had the opportunity to ski the slopes twice and enjoy the atmosphere.
On the podium: The first three places in the 2016/2017 girls' class were taken by Eva Genahl (1), Magdalena Liebhardt (l., 2) and Johanna Michl (r., 3).
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The children mastered the slopes with flying colors, says the club happily.
The best times in both rounds of 11.80 and 11.16 seconds were achieved by Xaver Gattinger from the 2014/2015 age group.
He was also the overall winner.
The fastest girl was Eva Genahl, born in 2017, just ahead of Franziska Wildgruber.
There were certificates for all the dwarves, and the top three also received a trophy or a medal.