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82 years old and not the least bit quiet: Ex-ÖSV President Peter Schröcksnadel presented himself in top form on Monday evening on the TV program “Sport & Talk in Hangar 7”. In the heated discussion about global warming and the future of skiing, the Tyrolean targeted none other than FIS President Johan Eliasch.
“Unfortunately, I helped Eliasch to become FIS President. I regret that with everything I have. I will try to get him gone because we won’t be happy with him. Regardless of the races or what he promises “He’s bad for the sport. He doesn’t understand the associations, he doesn’t understand how business works,” said Schröcksnadel. The 82-year-old accuses the former, millionaire head of the ski company Head, among other things, of dealing poorly with the national ski associations. “He doesn’t know that thousands of officials work there for free and that it’s not a company where he can work.”
The criticism from climate activist and ÖSV squad runner Julian Schütter caused Schröcksnadel to ricochet. Bashing against the Ski World Cup is discriminatory. Schütter’s replica was also something special. “I don’t have the feeling that skiing is being discriminated against. But if you have that feeling, you probably don’t know what being discriminated against means. We didn’t react to climate change and now it’s escalated and now it’s a climate crisis. And If you still don’t react to it now, it will soon be a climate catastrophe and then we’ll all be screwed.”
At the end there was a conciliatory offer from Schröcksnadel: “I will work to ensure that skiing is improved where problems are identified.” At the top of the still busy entrepreneur’s agenda is the project to make ski areas climate-neutral.
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