Daniela Krückel

Daniela Krückel
Daniela Krückel at the Austrian Grass Skiing Championships 2010
nation	Austria
birthday	November 5, 1995
place of birth	St. Polten
Career
discipline	Slalom , giant slalom , super-G , combination
society	BSV Voith St. Pölten
status	active
Medal table
World championships 0 × 1 × 1 × Junior World Championship 2 × 5 × 6 ×
Grass ski world championships silver Goldingen 2011 Super combo bronze Marbachegg 2019 slalom  Grass ski junior world championships gold Goldingen 2011 slalom silver Goldingen 2011 combination bronze Goldingen 2011 Giant slalom silver Burbach 2012 slalom silver Burbach 2012 Giant slalom bronze Rettenbach 2013 slalom silver San Sicario 2014 slalom bronze San Sicario 2014 Giant slalom bronze Stitna 2015 Super G bronze Stitna 2015 slalom bronze Stitna 2015 Giant slalom gold Dizin 2016 Giant slalom silver Dizin 2016 Super combination
Placements in the World Cup
Debut in the World Cup August 5, 2010  World Cup victories 3  Overall World Cup 3rd ( 2012 )
Podium placements 1. 2. 3.  slalom 2 0 1  Giant slalom 0 0 3  Super G 0 1 2  Super combination 1 0 1
last change: March 13, 2018

Daniela Krückel (born November 5, 1995 ) is an Austrian grass skier . She belongs to the junior squad of the Austrian Ski Association and has been competing in the World Cup since 2010 , where she has achieved three podium places so far. In 2011 she became vice world champion in super combined and junior world champion in slalom. Her older brother Michael Krückel is also a grass skier.

Career

Daniela Krückel started grass skiing at an early age. In 2004, 2007 and 2009 she won the overall ranking of the FIS pupil cup in her respective age group; In 2005, 2006 and 2008 she achieved second place overall in this racing series. In the 2008 season, Krückel also achieved second place overall in the MIDEU Cup. In 2009 she won the overall ranking of this racing series held in Austria and the Czech Republic. In addition, she was four times Austrian school master in 2009.

Daniela Krückel has been competing in FIS races since May 2010 and has already achieved several top 5 results. In June 2010 she became Austrian junior champion and at the same time vice state champion in slalom and giant slalom. At the beginning of August 2010, at the Junior World Championships in Dizin , she placed fourth in the giant slalom and fifth in the Super-G (at the same time as the Czech Petra Ivánková ) and in the super combination, placing them in the middle of the field. Only in the slalom was she eliminated after a material breakage. Also in Dizin, she competed in her first World Cup race on August 5, 2010 , but was disqualified in this giant slalom. Two and a half weeks later, she won her first World Cup points when she finished eighth in the Faistenau slalom . She was able to continue and finish this race despite a serious fall in the first run in which she broke through the safety net at high speed, but only crossed the finish line last because of the long time gap. After that, however, she did not contest any further races in the 2010 season and was 13th in the overall World Cup.

Krückel drove her next World Cup race on July 2, 2011 in Olešnice v Orlických horách . In this super combination, she achieved fifth place. Her best World Cup result of the 2011 season she reached fourth in the slalom of Předklášteří on August 7, 2011. With two more top 5 results, she was eighth of the overall World Cup. She performed well at the 2011 World Championships and the simultaneous Junior World Championships in Goldingen . In the junior division she won gold in slalom, silver in combination and bronze in giant slalom. She only had to be content with ninth place in the Super-G. At the world championships in the general class she came second in the super combined behind the Swiss Bianca Lenz ; she was tenth in the super-G. She did not take part in slalom and giant slalom. She also celebrated success at the national level with three junior championship titles in slalom, giant slalom and combined as well as three vice national championship titles in these disciplines.

In the 2012 season , Krückel achieved the first podium places in World Cup races: She came second in the first Super-G in Dizin and third in the giant slalom and in the second Super-G in Dizin. In the overall World Cup, she reached third place. At the Junior World Championships 2012 in Burbach , she won two silver medals in slalom and giant slalom. She finished fourth in the super combination and seventh in the super-G.

successes

World championships

• Goldingen 2011 : 2nd super combination, 10th super G
• Tambre-Belluno 2015 : 4th Super-G, 4th giant slalom, 5th super combination, 9th slalom
• Kaprun 2017 : 7th slalom, 7th giant slalom, 10th super-G, 12th super combination
• Marbachegg 2019 : 3rd slalom, 5th giant slalom, 5th super-G

Junior World Championships

• Dizin 2010 : 4th giant slalom, 5th super-G, 5th super combination
• Goldingen 2011 : 1st slalom, 2nd combination, 3rd giant slalom, 9th Super-G
• Burbach 2012 : 2nd slalom, 2nd giant slalom, 4th super combination, 7th super G
• Rettenbach 2013 : 5th giant slalom, 3rd slalom, 5th super-G, 5th super combination
• San Sicario 2014 : 3rd giant slalom, 2nd slalom, 5th super-G, 6th super combination
• Stitna 2015 : 3rd Super-G, 3rd slalom, 3rd giant slalom
• Dizin 2016 : 1st giant slalom, 2nd super combination, 4th slalom

World cup

• 3rd place in the overall World Cup for the 2012 season
• 11 podium places
• 3 world cup victories

Web links

Commons : Daniela Krückel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Daniela Krückel in the database of the International Ski Association (English)
• Daniela Krückel on the website of the ÖSV grass ski team