A brief introduction to the film that stands out from the crowd

The introduction of the film Stand Out tells the story of Franz Franz Klammer.

Only 22-year-old Franz Franz Klammer found himself in the "eye of the storm" when he appeared in the men's alpine skiing competition in the 1976 Winter Olympics. This charming newcomer has won almost every game since last season. The pressure from the media and the public, as well as the expectations of the whole country, have reached the peak. His sponsors are urging him to change his equipment before the game, and the weather is getting worse. His strongest opponent knew that Franz had to do better than just a perfect game.

Franz felt that he had to find his own way, and only his lover could give him the strength to do it. This is the most important game in his life. He slipped off a route that no one even thought was possible, which will make him a legend of alpine skiing.

Franz Franz Klammer's Personal Experience

Franz Franz Klammer was the leader of the world downhill skiing competition in the middle of 1970. He has won many world skiing championships in his career, but the best result is 1976 of the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria.

At that time, Austria failed to win a gold medal in the first week of the Winter Olympics. With the ardent expectations of our compatriots at home, Franz Klammer won the first gold medal for the motherland with strong perseverance and firm confidence. At the same time, his speed of 102.828 km/h also shocked the skiing world.

Franz Klammer started skiing at the age of three. 197 1 year, when he won the first European Cup downhill skiing competition, he began to attract the attention of the world. In the following years, he won almost all the famous skiing competitions. Franz Klammer announced his retirement. However, because he always likes the excitement and challenges brought by speed, Franz Klammer started racing and won the European championship.