#niels hintermann

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99 days *screeeeam*

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Niels Hintermann sofre de câncer nos gânglios linfáticos, as chances de recuperação são boas #ÚltimasNotícias #Suiça

Hot News Niels Hintermann não poderá correr neste inverno após um diagnóstico chocante. O que espera o morador de Zurique – e como o esporte pode ajudá-lo na terapia. Niels Hintermann terá que fazer quimioterapia. Albert Gea/Reuters É um diagnóstico devastador que o esquiador Niels Hintermann recebeu na preparação para a temporada da Copa do Mundo: o especialista em velocidade tem câncer…

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Hintermann sure likes to share his podium, huh

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thank you niels and alex for helping kilde keep the red bib xDDD

also congrats on your first wins and omg I love shared wins so much!!!

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Niels Hintermann wins the Alpine Combined of Wengen, a first unbelievable victory. Maxence Muzaton and Frederic Berthold complete the podium - 13/01/17

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Vincent Kriechmayr gewinnt erstmals Kitzbühel-Abfahrt

Der Österreicher feiert seinen 15. Weltcup-Sieg vor dem Südtiroler Überraschungsmann Florian Schieder und dem Schweizer Niels Hintermann Diese Nachricht wird übernommen. Nach dem rumänischen Gesetz Nr. 8/1996 können die Nachrichten ohne das Herz der Eigentümer übernommen werden. Leontiuc Marius

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immer wenn ich niels hintermann sehe denke ich an “hintermann ist der vordermann” und freu mich wie ein schneekönig

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Dressen wins. Swiss take second to fifth place

Dressen wins. Swiss take second to fifth place

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Beat Feuz finished second in Saalbach. Only the German Thomas Dressen is faster.

Beat Feuz races towards the podium.

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(SDA)The Swiss downhillers are big on Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Beat Feuz, Mauro Caviezel, Carlo Janka and Niels Hintermann took second to fifth place. The great triumph of the Swiss-Ski athletes was prevented by the German Thomas…

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Niels Hintermann wins snowy World Cup combined event - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 PST

Swiss skier Niels Hintermann won a World Cup Alpine combined race beset by heavy snowfall on Friday. Twenty-third in the morning slalom, the 21-year-old Hintermann completed his downhill run as ... Niels Hintermann wins snowy World Cup combined event - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 PST

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Little Oneshot after Marco's visit to a cooking show after Bormio

Kitchen Nightmare

rating: T pairing: Loïc Meillard/Tanguy Nef (a little bit) characters: Loïc Meillard, Tanguy Nef, Marco Odermatt (mentioned), Daniel Yule, Luca Aerni, Marc Rochat length: 1'300 words

The beautiful weather of the past few weeks had come to an end, and the world behind the rain-bespeckled windows of the business-class lounge was drenched in grey. Loïc reluctantly looked up from the laptop on his knees when Tanguy put down a paper cup on the small table in front of him.

“I didn’t order anything.”

Tanguy smiled down at him while he handed out the other cups to the rest of the team.

Marc opened the lid of his cup, and eyed the contents warily. “Is that caramel drizzle?”

Tanguy ignored his question, and kept looking at Loïc. “I assumed you just didn’t hear me when I asked who wanted a cup of coffee.”

Loïc shook his head, and turned his attention back on his computer. “I did,” he muttered gruffly. Hastily he half shut the laptop when Tanguy sat down next to him, and peeked over his shoulder.

“What happened in Sölden?” he asked with the same soft smile.

“Other than me losing a ski?” Loïc asked back sarcastically.

“Yes.”

Loïc tried to stare Tanguy down but had to give up after a few moments. “Nothing,” he grumbled, and took a sip of his cup.

Tanguy shook his head. “You never stay angry for so long about a simple dnf. Something happened.”

On the other side of the table, spread out over a couch and an armchair, Luca, Ramon, Daniel and Marc were busy stirring sugars and milk into their paper cups, and nobody took any heed of them.

Loïc shook his head with a shrug. “It’s nothing…it’s stupid.”

Again he made a futile attempt to stare Tanguy into giving up, and once more failed miserably.

“You’ll laugh…” he whispered.

“Try me! You don’t have to bottle things up, you know?”

Loïc sighed, a soft blush growing over his cheeks. He took another gulp of his coffee before he braced himself: “They invited Odi and Niels into a cooking show.”

Tanguy kept staring at him, his entire body stock-still except for his lips pressed into a thin line.

“I knew it!” Loïc exclaimed, and jumped up. “I knew you would…”

“I’m not laughing!” Tanguy laughed, and pulled Loïc down onto the couch again. “I just wasn’t expecting that answer. Tell me more!”

“Tell you more about what?” Luca butted in.

“Nothing,” Loïc grumbled but it was futile now that he had the attention of the entire table.

“It sounds really mean,” Tanguy said to Loïc. “But I’m sure there’s a very good reason why they didn’t invite you. I mean, everyone knows what a great chef you are.”

“I don’t know,” Loïc griped. “All they said that they’re taping it after the races in the US, and Jasmine and Joana are invited too.” With a sullen scowl he stared into his coffee. Tanguy waited patiently until the rest of it burst out of Loïc.

“Fucking Niels fucking Hintermann and Marco? Who are they kidding? Do you know that one year, when we were in South America with the speed team, Niels made a cheese sauce out of a white roux and called it his ‘spin on carbonara sauce’? He put peas in it!” The last sentence Loïc yelled into the lounge, and Tanguy hastily put his hand on Loïc’s arm but to no avail.

“And Odi, who managed to mix up baking powder and flour and was wondering why the package was so small and barely enough for one batch of pancakes and that the batter was foaming? That’s who they want for their show?”

“Maybe they just want to make sure that none of their guests will go full Gordon Ramsey,” Daniel muttered into his paper cup.

Loïc glared at him but his anger deflated quickly, and he sank back down into the couch with hunched shoulders.

Still barely able to hide his laughter, Tanguy patted Loïc’s back. “Come on, don’t you see it? They had to invite German speaking athletes. I’m sure if they had chosen according to merit you’d have been the first to be invited.”

Loïc chuckled sadly. “You’re just trying to cheer me up.”

“And does it work?”

Marc snorted. “Do you have to ask?”

Loïc huffed indignantly but his red cheeks spoke for themselves.

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The coaches had ordered them to their usual hub in Zermatt for an additional training session before the new year.

“You are getting more boring with every year,” Marc whined to the people splayed over the couches.

“And you are blocking the view!” Tanguy answered, and waved his hand at him.

Marc groaned but did take a step out of the way of the television. “We could go to the bar down the street. It wouldn’t take three minutes.”

“Shhh, it’s starting!” Loïc hissed, and turned the volume up.

“Seriously?” Marc exclaimed, and turned to Daniel and Luca. “Even you?”

“Nothing will be more entertaining than this tonight,” Daniel proclaimed, and held out the bowl of popcorn towards Marc.

“It’s just a bloody cooking show.”

“This does not look sanitary!”

Marc stopped in his tracks, and followed Loïc’s gaze to the television.

“They didn’t even wash their hands, and they’re just touching everything!” Loïc continued with raising indignation. “They’re not even wearing aprons!”

Daniel shook the bowl of popcorn at Marc, his raised eyebrows saying ‘See? I told you so’. With a sigh, he sat down next to him, and grabbed a handful.

“I’m sure they washed their hands earlier,” Tanguy said. He shared the smaller couch with Loïc, barely more than an armchair, and they sat thigh squished against thigh.

Loïc snorted. “That doesn’t mean anything. Marco always licks his fingers when he cooks. Oh my god, they are using pickled asparagus instead of fresh ones?”

His voice rose again, and Tanguy laughed as he put his hand on Loïc’s thigh to stop him from bouncing his leg.

“They taped this a few weeks ago. Where would they get fresh asparagus in December?”

Loïc crossed his arms in front of his chest. “I would never serve asparagus from a glass to Vreni Schneider,” he mumbled.

They watched quietly for a while.

“See, now they’re wearing aprons,” Luca piped up after a while.

When Loïc did not answer, Tanguy turned his head. He chuckled softly.

“What did you do?”

Loïc’s smile vanished, and he crossed his arms in front of his chest. “Nothing.”

Tanguy’s smile grew. “Did you help him with his task?”

Loïc shrugged. “Maybe…,” he said, stretching the word apart.

“That’s cheating!” Daniel remarked.

“As if Jasmine didn’t ask her father beforehand,” Loïc snapped. “I was just giving him some tips to…” He abruptly broke off, and jumped up.

“He is using paste?” Loïc yelled at he TV while Tanguy tried to pull him back down with breathless laughter. “When I said truffles I meant real ones!” Loïc shouted at Marco on the screen, both their faces getting redder and redder for very different reasons. “The black ones of course, you don’t have to waste white truffle on Berthod but paste? PASTE?”

“Calm down,” Tanguy giggled when he finally got Loïc back onto the couch, and, to be safe, put his arm around his shoulder. If Loïc realised how close they were sitting together, he did not let it on.

“Of course, store-bought pasta dough,” he sneered when Marco and Jasmine began to assemble their raviolis.

“You would never,” Tanguy smiled, craning his head back to get a better look at Loïc.

Loïc shook his head, his brown hair almost grazing Tanguy’s cheek. “It’s too thick! Pasta dough needs to be thin, that’s why you roll it through a machine. But what does it matter? The filling is made with truffle-paste anyway; the only thing setting those things apart from raviolis from a can is that they were fondled by Marco Odermatt.” He huffed, and sank deeper into the couch, until his head was level with Tanguy’s shoulder, and glared at the TV where Marco was busily placing raviolis on three plates.

“And you seriously wanted to go to a bar?” Luca muttered, and rammed his elbow in Marc’s side.

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Más notícias para os habitantes de Zurique - câncer linfático: Hintermann perde a temporada inteira - esportes #ÚltimasNotícias #Suiça

Hot News Niels Hintermann sofre de câncer nas glândulas linfáticas. O especialista em velocidade enfrenta dois ciclos de quimioterapia. Ele não competirá em nenhuma corrida na próxima temporada. As chances de recuperação do jogador de 29 anos são boas. Hintermann também está otimista com a continuidade de sua carreira. A próxima temporada da Copa do Mundo acontecerá sem Niels Hintermann. Como…

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hdfkjhsdkfjsj Team Switzerland is on fire!!! 🔥🔥🔥 only Thomas Dressen stopped them from getting clean sweep

and ahhhhhhhhhh we had typical Kjetil today, brilliant on the top and then losing everything on the bottom D: well 6th is not bad but ahhhh with all these green lights I was hoping for a podium

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Atomic Media Day celebrated the Redster team for the coming season

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Two weeks ahead of the World Cup opening in Sölden, Atomic’s media event at the new Atomic Experience Center in Altenmarkt brought together 100 international journalists, the Redster stars and the surprise appearance by Marcel Hirscher.

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“I will always be a ski racing fan and watch you guys on TV”, said Hirscher after his much applauded appearance on stage – giving way to his long-time Atomic teammates.

While the “Marcel era” will remain one of a kind in the history of alpine skiing, Atomic is looking forward to a great season.

Stronger team with new members

Christian Höflehner, Atomic Global race manager and the most successful team racing manager is optimistic about the coming season.

The Atomic team has become even stronger thanks to some new members. Model athlete Aleksander Aamodt Kilde – according to insiders, the logical successor to Norway’s ski heroes Lasse Kjus and Aksel Lund Svindal, who celebrated some of their greatest victories on Atomic skis – and Eva-Maria Brem, former winner of the Giant Slalom World Cup, are both back on the Atomic Redster team.

Also ÖSV-racer Ricarda Haaser is new to the team, along with six other racers, all ready to become the best version of themselves this winter – on the best race equipment available.

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Big names, young guns

This is the Redster team for the season 2019/2020 – a line-up with just the right mix of experienced and next-generation athletes. Ladypower headed by Mikaela Shiffrin and Sofia Goggia and backed by Stephanie Venier, Riccarda Haaser, Ester Ledecka, Mirjam Pucher, Katharina Gallhuber, Christina Ager, Chiara Mair, Sabrina Maier, Ando Asa, Nicole and Nadia Delago and Eva-Maria Brem.

On the men’s side there’s also a great team of big names and young guns.

Besides Aleksander Aamodt Kilde. these guys will soon start their season on Atomic race equipment from Altenmarkt: Peter Fill, Manuel Feller, Marco Schwarz, Marc Digruber, Daniel Danklmaier, Mauro Caviezel, Niels Hintermann, Simon Maurberger, Alexander Prast, Florian Schieder, Filip Zubcic, Istok Rodes, Adrian Smiseth Sejersted, Elias Kolega, and Klemen Kosi.

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Rennanzug statt Uniform

Zwei Drittel der Schweizer Teilnehmer an der Ski WM 2017 in St. Moritz sind Sportrekruten, Sportsoldaten oder Zeitmilitär-Spitzensportler. Die Schweizer Armee darf sich also ebenfalls über einige Medaillen freuen: Luca Aerni, der über eine 50% Anstellung als Zeitmilitär-Spitzensportler verfügt, gewann mit einer sensationellen Leistung die Goldmedaille in der Kombination, 0,01 Sekunden vor dem Österreicher Marcel Hirscher und 0,06 Sekunden vor dem Sportsoldaten Mauro Caviezel. Michelle Gisin, WM-Zweite in der Kombination, hat ihre Spitzensportler-Rekrutenschule bereits abgeschlossen und wird regelmässig für Wiederholungskurse in den Dienst als Sportsoldatin aufgeboten. Denise Feierabend, die als Zeitmilitär Spitzensportlerin in einer 50% Anstellung beschäftigt ist, verpasste Bronze in der Kombination als Vierte nur hauchdünn.

In den umliegenden Alpenländern ist es schon lange Tradition, dass Spitzenathletinnen und -athleten von Armee und Polizei unterstützt werden. Diese Unterstützung gilt auch in der Schweiz. Unter den Schweizer Athleten in St. Moritz waren elf von insgesamt 13 solche, die den Rennanzug regelmässig mit der Uniform tauschen. Neben Aerni und Caviezel war das zum Beispiel der 21-jährige Zürcher Niels Hintermann, der vor knapp einem Monat sensationell seinen ersten Sieg in Wengen feiern konnte. Hintermann absolviert seinen Militärdienst bei der Spitzensport-RS 2/17 - 1/18. Auch Loïc Meillard ist beim Militär beschäftigt. Er macht die Spitzensport-RS 2/16 - 1/17.

Die anderen neun Athleten haben bereits erfolgreich die Rekrutenschule abgeschlossen und werden regelmässig in den Dienst aufgeboten, um ihre Dienstleistungen als Sportsoldaten zu absolvieren. Unter ihnen Justin Murisier und Carlo Janka, Olympiasieger im Riesenslalom in Vancouver 2010 und Weltmeister in der gleichen Disziplin bei den Weltmeisterschaften in Val d'Isère 2009, sowie Gewinner des Gesamtweltcups im Jahr 2010. Neben ihnen ist auch Patrick Küng Sportsoldat - Abfahrtsweltmeister in Vail/Beaver Creek 2015. Auch er verpasste eine weitere Medaille als Vierter denkbar knapp. Diese Teilzeitbeschäftigung ist dafür konzipiert, die Sportler dabei zu unterstützen, ein olympisches Diplom oder eine Medaille bei den Olympischen Spielen erobern zu können. Auch bei den Frauen ist der Militärdienst beliebt. Von insgesamt elf Athletinnen absolvieren sechs den Militärdienst. Riesenslalom-Spezialistin Simone Wild ist in der Spitzensport-RS 2/16 – 1/17, während Corinne Suter die Spitzensport-RS 2/17 – 1/18 machen wird. Wie Michelle Gisin haben Joana Hählen und Jasmine Flury, die regelmässig im Schweizer Weltcup-Kader mit dabei sind, ihre Spitzensport-RS bereits abgeschlossen. (Quelle: www.armee.ch)

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Host Swiss get gold as Beat Feuz wins downhill world title

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Host Swiss get gold as Beat Feuz wins downhill world title

Host nation Switzerland got the world championships gold medal it most wanted when Beat Feuz won the downhill Sunday.Roger Federer had a front-row seat in the stands to see Feuz finish 0.12 seconds faster than Erik Guay of Canada, denying the winner of Wednesday's super-G a speed title double.Max Franz of Austria was third, 0.37 behind Feuz, who took downhill bronze two years ago.Though Feuz's top speed of 119 kph (74 mph) was slower than many rivals, he was best at keeping speed through the twisting turns midway down a shortened course. "I felt the pressure," said Feuz, favored to repeat his win in the World Cup finals downhill last March, through a translator.

Feuz joined Swiss teammate Wendy Holdener, winner of the women's combined event on Friday, as home gold medalists from the first five races.The Swiss men's team had underachieved this season, and its only win on the World Cup circuit was a fluke success for Niels Hintermann in a snow-affected combined event at Wengen.

Erik Guay of Canada

"I would have loved to start from Free Fall because it's a little bit faster then," said Feuz, whose run turned out to be fast enough regardless.

I knew the expectations of the Swiss people. It was important not to go crazy with all that.

G a speed title double.Max Franz of Austria

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Unheralded Swiss wins World Cup Alpine combined race

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Unheralded Swiss wins World Cup Alpine combined race

Wearing the No. bib of a total longshot, Swiss skier Niels Hintermann took advantage of the starting order to win a World Cup Alpine combined race on Friday. Hintermann was 23rd-fastest in the morning slalom, and that proved the key to victory.

Hintermann had never before finished in a top 20 in his World Cup career and was unheralded even to fans in ski-crazed Switzerland. Yet he gave the struggling home men's team a first win this season by finishing 0.26 seconds ahead of Maxence Muzaton of France.