A new record for Spanish skiing
The Catalan athlete Aleix Aubert Serracanta has achieved an exceptional result in the Junior World Cup in Tarvisio, in Italy, highlighting with a deserved 6th place in the Slalom discipline. These performances place him as the first Spanish athlete to achieve such a prominent result in this international competition, marking a milestone in the history of Spanish winter sports.
A promising start and a demanding competition
After an initial performance in the giant in Saalbach, where he finished in 23rd place, Aleix, who is one of the youngest on his team, has once again surprised everyone with their skill. March 6, 2025 was a decisive day for the young skier, who, with the number 33, faced a layout designed by his own coach, Noel Baxter, who presented a great challenge in the first hose.
A well -thought strategy
Despite the difficulties of the route, Aubert showed great determination and managed to stand in a favorable position, closing the first hose in 13th, only 1.94 seconds of the Norwegian leader, Theodor Braekken.
A second shining hose
In the second hose, the conditions were balanced for all competitors, and Aleix came out with a new mentality. Its descent was an example of technique and boldness, and it managed to position itself in the first temporary place before the end of the test. With each runner arriving, the tension increased, but finally, his effort was translated into a deserved 6th place.
Results and recognition
The winner of the competition was Theodor Braekken, with a total time of 1: 29.85, while Gustav Wissting and Luca Carrick-Smith completed the podium with silver and bronze respectively. Aleix ended with a time at +1.70, consolidating its place as one of the most promising young talents of Spanish skiing.
Reflections of an emerging champion
After the competition, Aubert expressed his satisfaction, saying: ‘Today was a great day. After the disappointment of the giant, I was very eager and a high bib, but I managed to make a good first hose that allowed me to attack the second. I am very happy with the result and now I will continue to train and compete with the same intensity. ‘
The future of Spanish skiing
With this performance, Aleix Aubert has not only shown his talent, but also opened the door to future generations of Spanish skiers. His determination and success at the Junior World Cup are an example to follow, and the skiing world will be attentive to his next competitions.
