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When Tina did achieve her first win in a World Cup Race she was the first female racer who could win an Alpine Skiing World Cup Race like her father or mother did before (regarding to Tina, as well Hanni as Harti did). - "Opposite pole" is Felix Neureuther (and there also as well Rosi as Christian did). - There are only a few number of male and female racers (being children of former victorious racers in the World Cup) who could achieve a win (but there are many children of former racers who don't compete in ski sports) - and there also are a few number of racers (being children of victorious racers before the World Cup). There also are children who do or did compete but do not (did not) achieve a win. In the present there are Erik Read and Nina Ortlieb, born April 2nd, 1996 (father Patrick Ortlieb), another were Andrzej Bachleda JUNIOR (also named Andrzej Bachleda-Curuś), born in 1975 (there are listed different dates of birth like January 9th and September 9th), and Céline Dätwyler, born on March 1st, 1973 (Gold-Medalist in the Downhill Race in the Junior World Championships 1991) - daughter of Jean-Daniel Dätwyler.
