FAMILY

THE ÖTZTALER STANDS FOR COMMUNITY

#Events

Just two years ago, a young talent named Campbell Wright competed for New Zealand in the Junior World Championships in biathlon. A classic underdog role. In the end, it was the gold medal - and the start of a career that was to reach a new peak this weekend: two silver medals at the IBU World Championships in Lenzerheide.

HIGH TECH MADE FROM SCRAPS

#Product & Development

It’s a sustainability topic that is often overlooked by the media: every day, manufacturing facilities around the globe generate tons of fabric leftovers. Around 15–20% of the material are destined for disposal sites like incineration plants. While it is impossible to avoid fabric scraps, it is not impossible to reuse them.

NEW TALENTS & OLD DREAMS

#Events

It won't be long before the athletes of the biathlon world face the first competition of the season. In Kontiolahti, Finland, the insane alternation between sprinting and absolute concentration when shooting is finally back on the agenda. Just under 200 kilometers to the north, the United States national team has gathered in Vuokatti for the final fine-tuning and mood test. A story about high expectations, the smell of wax and an extra dose of motivation.

THE ÖTZTALER STANDS FOR COMMUNITY

#In Movement

The Ötztal Cycle Marathon is a monument. The course over four Alpine passes puts many cycling races in the shade - and with 5,500 metres of altitude diDerence, it puts the participants in a battle with themselves and lets everyone chase their own dream. But how does a cycling marathon like this work if you don't ride it alone? How can the Ötzi become something greater than overcoming one's own limits?

TRANSFORMATION & TRADITION

#Bach 1 | Inside Maloja

To the south you have the bustling waterfront. The fjord snakes its way to Aker Brygge, Oslo’s modern harbor quarter, for 100 kilometers from the North Sea. In all other directions, Norway’s capital with its 650,000 residents is surrounded by the Marka, a wild, expanse of hills adorned with picturesque lakes, small huts and countless birch and pine trees.