Overview
- Aicher, 21, begins her campaign with Saturday's women's giant slalom in Sölden, the discipline where she has been least consistent.
- Neureuther praises her technique and predicts she could contend for the overall World Cup in two to three years, framing it as a projection.
- She earned her first two World Cup victories last winter in downhill and Super-G, ending a five-year wait for German wins in speed events.
- DSV plans for her to race all four disciplines this season as an all‑rounder, with continued focus on lifting her giant slalom level.
- The federation named Aicher, Lena Dürr and Linus Straßer for Sölden, while Alexander Schmid's start is a late call after an ACL injury, and coach Andreas Puelacher says her Olympic medal ambition follows naturally from last season's results.