Hoppala at the Polterer
Are the wedding bells ringing for Michi and Vinc?
They have been considered one of the dream couples in the Alpine Ski World Cup for years. Now speed aces Michi Heider and Vincent Kriechmayr are apparently getting down to business and will soon be ringing the wedding bells. Last weekend, the bride-to-be celebrated her bachelorette in Slovenia - small hopscotch included.
The first picture of the 28-year-old Styrian and the 32-year-old Upper Austrian together emerged almost six years ago in August 2018 and shows the two of them on a trip to Hamburg together. Further snapshots followed while whale-watching off the Canary Islands in April 2019 or from their joint trip to the Laver Cup in Geneva in September 2019.
End of career instead of home World Cup
While Kriechmayr will be competing for his third gold medal at the home World Championships in Saalbach in February 2025 after his double in Cortina in 2021 - where he won the downhill and super-G - Heider ended her career just under a month ago. In addition to skicross gold at the 2012 Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck, the SC Gaal skier's best World Cup result is 14th place in the super-G in Bansko 2020.
"Everything will be fine again by the wedding"
It is not known exactly when and where the wedding bells will ring for the dream skiing couple. However, it shouldn't be too long now. Last weekend, Heider celebrated her "Polterer" with nine friends, including her long-time companion and reigning downhill vice world champion Nina Ortlieb, at the St. Bernardin Resort in Portoroz, Slovenia.
However, the bride-to-be had a bit of a scare: Michi suffered a cut under her chin on a water slide and had to be treated on site. But as the German pop singer Karin Prohaska sang so beautifully in 1965: "Everything will be fine again by the wedding".
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