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Nordic

THE RETURN: SIMON EDER IS PART OF THE ATOMIC TEAM AGAIN

He is a world-class biathlete, showcase athlete and a guy who enriches the Nordic scene. And now he’s back with the Atomic Redster Nordic Unit again: Austria’s biathlon star, Simon Eder, six times medal winner at big events, is, after 10 years, returning to his “home” team and relying on the know-how from Altenmarkt again. The performance tests convinced him, on Tuesday he signed his two year contract.

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BC Touring

BACKLAND HEROES HAVE FINISHED THE ULTIMATE SKI TOUR

Red Bull Der Lange Weg – in English „The Long Way“ – the world’s longest ski tour. It took five athletes 36 days and 23 hours to cross the Alps from Raichenau an der Rax (Austria) to the port city Nice at the French Côte d’Azur.

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Alpine

MARCEL HIRSCHER AND ATOMIC: CONTRACT EXTENDED UNTIL 2020!

After the memorable Olympic winter the run-up for the next World Championship season has already started. Only four days after the World Cup final with seven crystal globes for Atomic the Redster success is unstoppable: before his heli-skiing trip to Canada the most successful ski racer in the world Marcel Hirscher extended his partnership with the most successful ski brand in the world until 2020. Thus both ski superstars, Hirscher as well as his female counterpart Mikaela Shiffrin, have renewed their contract with the world market leader from Altenmarkt.

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Alpine

REDSTERS WINTER WONDERLAND: 5X GOLD, 7X CRYSTAL GLOBES, 28 WINS

With two cancellations due to wind, a season which is going to be difficult for the Redster Alpine Department to beat came to an end: five Olympic Gold medals (out of a possible ten), seven Crystal Globes (out of twelve), both Overall World Cup wins for the 2nd time in a row. And with 28 individual wins, thanks to three first places at the finals in Are (Sofia Goggia, Mikaela Shiffrin, Marcel Hirscher) they also managed to jump to 1st place in the classification for the ski brand with the most wins this winter.

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BC Touring

SUCCESSFUL PIERRA MENTA

The Pierra Menta race is part of the high-Alpine and prestigious “La Grande Course” skimountaineering cup in the Western Alps. At the four-day classic, the Atomic Backland athletes celebrated remarkable success.

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Alpine

SKI QUEEN MIKAELA MAKES IT A DOUBLE-DOUBLE FOR ATOMIC

Even on the penultimate World Cup weekend this winter most of the globes turned red. With 3rd place in the giant slalom and her win in the slalom the exceptional Redster talent Mikaela Shiffrin supremely clinched the overall and slalom leader board. This means that Atomic has already secured half of all the crystal globes and Sofia Goggia could provide the “absolute majority” in the final in Are. There’s

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Alpine

2 WINS, 3 GLOBES: MARCEL’S NOW GOT THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN

The World Cup winter season carries on for another two weeks, but Redster hero Marcel Hirscher could already fly away on cloud 9 towards his holiday. A brilliant double win in Kranjska Gora simultaneously his 11th and 12th wins this season decided the fight for the large crystal globe as well as 1st place in giant slalom and slalom. In the ladies events a 6th place for Mikaela Shiffrin in the remaining 6 races would still enable her to successfully defend her title.

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Nordic

HANNA FALK SPRINTED TO THIRD PLACE ON THE PODIUM IN LAHTI

The Redster Nordic unit carried on in their top Olympic form in the World Cup home straight. In the absence of the Olympic champion Simen Hegstad Krueger, Hanna Falk the 28 year old Swede, celebrated her 10th World Cup podium coming in third in the skating sprint in Lahti.

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Alpine

5X GOLD: ATOMIC FIRST IN THE ALPINE MEDAL COUNT!

With the closing ceremony on Sunday the glory days for the Redster units in Pyeongchang came to an end. The more than satisfactory overall results: 7x Gold, 2x Silver and 2x Bronze medals. As expected the lion’s share came from the Alpine experts: Marcel Hirscher (Alpine Combined and Giant Slalom), Ester Ledecka (Super G), Mikaela Shiffrin (Giant Slalom) and Sofia Goggia (Downhill) who earned half of all the Alpine Olympic wins for Atomic.

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