The Hurt twins scored 101.00 in the Walbach, the lowest value of the two-man competition. In the end, they scored 73.20 points, surpassing Rafael and Gabriel Heinz from Windling (71.81 points).
“I was completely satisfied, the two passed the program very well,” said coach Dieter Mott. The point of contention was the transition that Tailfinger had been struggling with the past few weeks. “However, they handled it very firmly, I liked it,” praised the coach. However, the twins fell out – this means high discounts. But this plays a secondary role at the current time of the season. “We can do it; what we have planned is realistic,” Maut emphasized on the positive results. “We can now make sure we are on the right track.”
Title battles in Aachen
The current program is on the way to more stability – and Hirts will have their next chance to prove themselves in competitive conditions this weekend at the Baden-Württemberg Championships in late October. “It will still be a sensitive number,” Maout learned. “We don’t even look at the rankings.”
There are still small construction sites at other points, “which is why it’s another test that provides insight into what we still have to do in training,” explains Maut.
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