Emma Aicher secured a second silver medal just two days after her second place in the Olympic downhill event in Cortina d’Ampezzo. She delivered an exhilarating performance, completing the slalom segment of the team combination alongside Kira Weidle-Winkelmann, who had tackled the downhill portion. Despite Aicher's remarkable slalom run, which was the fastest of the day, they fell short of gold by a mere 0.05 seconds, showcasing the competitiveness of the event.

In their run, Aicher displayed impressive skill and speed, erasing a 0.7-second deficit that Weidle-Winkelmann had given her at the start. The duo's effort was celebrated with excitement, highlighted by Aicher's spirited finish and the emotional embrace with Weidle-Winkelmann at the finish line. Their performance illustrated not just individual talent but strong team dynamics that ultimately led them to a podium finish.

With this achievement, Aicher's momentum heading into the Winter Olympic Games remains robust, with her showing consistent ability to perform under pressure. The silver medal in the team combination cements her status among the top alpine skiers and sets high expectations as she continues to strive for that elusive gold medal in future competitions.