The Rodel World Cup refers to an international competitive series of races in the sport of luge, also known as “rodel” in some regions. Luge is a type of sledding where one or two competitors make timed runs while lying on their backs on a small, aerodynamic sled, racing down a typically narrow and twisting track. The Rodel World Cup is organized by the International Luge Federation (FIL) and features various events throughout a season, culminating in a championship where athletes compete for points to determine the overall standings. It showcases elite athletes demonstrating speed, precision, and control on the unique and challenging tracks.
Altenberg. Timon Grancagnolo, the talented 21-year-old slider from Chemnitz, aimed high during the recent Rodel World Cup, ultimately finishing seventh. This result matched his target of breaking into the top…