Hahnenkammrennen

The Hahnenkammrennen is a prestigious annual ski race held in Kitzbühel, Austria, renowned for its challenging course called the "Streif." Skilled alpine skiers compete in downhill and slalom events, navigating steep, narrow, and technically demanding slopes at high speeds. First held in 1931, it is considered one of the most difficult and prestigious races in the World Cup circuit, attracting top international athletes. The event combines thrilling athleticism with a rich tradition, drawing thousands of spectators and highlighting the sport's skill, bravery, and precision.