Dorothea Wierer in evening dress at a South Tyrol event: Biathlon star even meets a Bavarian legend

Before the biathlon season begins, Dorothea Wierer has enough time to attend a charity event.

Also there: a legend from FC Bayern.

Munich / St.Andrä - The time has come in just under four weeks, then the Biathlon World Cup 2022 starts in Sweden. From November 27th, the first run will take place in Östersund as a replacement for Kontiolahti.

But before they start, the biathlon stars still have a little time and can devote themselves to their leisure activities.

If you then use it for a good cause, that is of course worth all honors.

Italy's biathlon beauty Dorothea Wierer took part in a charity event in a luxury hotel in South Tyrol over the past few days.

Among other things, she attracted attention thanks to her breathtaking evening dress.

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In the gold-yellow robe, the 31-year-old was definitely the eye-catcher of the evening.

At least that's what her photos on Instagram point to.

However, the biathlon world champion was not the only star guest at the event in the My Arbor Hotel.

Also part of the party: Luca Toni!

Dorothea Wierer in a breathtaking evening dress: Biathlon star even meets an FCB legend

The former FC Bayern kicker can be seen in a photo with Doro Wierer, both of whom are waiting eagerly for the right cake to be cut for the event.

Unfortunately there is no picture material of the celebrations.

But the organizer of the event posted a video on Instagram in which the hotel boss also had a say.

In addition to classic South Tyrolean delicacies, this also announced that they would celebrate properly.

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It is not known whether Doro Wierer, whose sister also made headlines recently, was able to shine as well as in her evening dress.

In view of the near start of the season, the Italian is likely to have held back.

After all, she wants to celebrate enough in the coming winter - namely World Cup victories.