SF 2: Lauberhorn downhill attracts one million viewers to the TV

The Lauberhorn downhill race, broadcast on SF 2 on Sunday, drew a large audience: An average of 1.07 million viewers tuned in to watch the ski race. This corresponds to a market share of 75.6 percent.

 The Lauberhorn downhill race broadcast on SF 2 on Sunday met with great public interest: An average of 1.07 million viewers watched the ski race. This corresponds to a market share of 75.6 percent. Last year, when the downhill took place on a Saturday, there were 50,000 fewer viewers, but the market share was higher at 79.9 percent. The reason for this is that fewer people were watching television at the time of the race on that Saturday than on the previous Sunday.
The races on Friday and Saturday were also popular with the public: 222,000 viewers (61.6% market share) watched the super combined downhill on Friday, while 268,000 people (50.9% market share) watched the subsequent super combined slalom. On Saturday, 275,000 viewers (58.0 percent market share) watched the first run of the slalom and 569,000 viewers (65.7 percent market share) watched the second run.

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