Laura Dahlmeier fatally accident

Germany mourns, the Sportwelt mourns: The biathlon Olympic champion Laura Dahlmeier died dead at the age of 31 after a stone chill in the Pakistani Karakorum Mountains (the star reported). The dismay about the death of the mountain increase is huge – to the top of the state. The reactions at a glance:

“Like so many people in our country, I had worshiped and hoped to the end of Laura Dahlmeier that after her tragic mountain accident in Pakistan. I can only guess how big your pain and despair are. A role model for a peaceful, happy and fair coexistence across borders.

Biathlon icon Magdalena Neuner has recognized the double Olympic champion Laura Dahlmeier, who had been fatally crashed in Pakistan in Pakistan. “She was a great role model in the fact that she lived her life and could not be influenced by other people at all,” said Neuner of the German Press Agency: “For me, she was a pioneer for me. That she always followed her passion-a few did it like Laura.”

The news of the death of the 31 -year -old Dahlmeier is “simply incredible,” said the twelve -time world champion. Like Dahlmeier, Neuner comes from Bavaria, both had the same coach in Bernhard Kröll and both resigned from the active career at the age of 25. “Laura and I have a long story together, we have already trained as children,” said the 38 -year -old Neuner: “We know each other extremely long, but have not seen each other so often in the past. But when we saw each other, we have always been very happy.” Neuner now regrets “extremely” that the two Olympic champion has no longer had a further meeting of the two Olympic champions. “You shouldn’t put such things on the long bench, especially with people you like with whom you want to meet.”

“From the bird baby in kindergarten via our ski club-Garmisch times and then all the years together in our sport biathlon-I will wear these memories in my heart forever!”, The 35-year-old wrote on Instagram. Neureuther and Dahlmeier both come from Garmisch-Partenkirchen and made it together from the offspring to the Biathlon World Cup and world championships.

“It cannot be put into words how much the news of your death shocked me!” Wrote Neureuther. The wife of alpine star Felix Neureuther used to start under her maiden name Gössner. “You were an extraordinary athlete who will certainly not be there in this world! But especially as a person Laura, we will all be missing,” wrote the former biathlete and cross -country skier.

“We will always remember Laura as a great athlete and wonderful people. Quiet in peace, Laura,” said the German Ski Association, for which Dahlmeier had started for many years: “She was not only one of the most successful athletes in the history of the German Ski Association, but also an extraordinary person full of joy of life, courage and warmth.”

Dahlmeier touched and inspired “with her passion for sport, down -to -earthness and her contagious laugh”, it said from the association: “We will always remember Laura as a great athlete and wonderful people. Quiet in peace, Laura.”

“This news shakes us all deeply,” said Herbert Hainer, President of FC Bayern Munich. Dahlmeier “will not only be remembered as a worldwide outstanding biathlon icon”, but above all as “a personality that has worked beyond sport”.

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