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Fröhlich brothers celebrate pole position for the SM finals in Altdorf!
Team Altdorf 1 dominated the SM qualification in the National League A and started the championship final from pole position.
Fröhlich brothers celebrate pole position for the SM finals in Altdorf!
In the exciting world of cycling, the Altdorf 1 team, consisting of the brothers Timon and Yannick Fröhlich, impressively dominated the qualification for the Swiss championship in the National League A. With an impressive record of 22 wins, one draw and only one defeat, Altdorf 1 completed the qualification phase, which culminated on June 27, 2025 in Mosnang. The team scored a total of 67 points and scored an average of five goals per game, while only conceding one goal. In the decisive top battle, Altdorf 1 beat Mosnang 6:3 and Oftringen 4:3. This performance catapulted the Fröhlich brothers to the top of the rankings Uri newspaper reported.
The second section of the qualification also saw the two other cycling teams Altdorf 2 and Altdorf 3 in the race. Altdorf 2, with players Fabian Hauri and Jon Müller, qualified for the final round in fifth place with 38 points, but no bonus points. Altdorf 3, on the other hand, consisting of Valentin Stadler and Jan Brand, was in seventh place with 19 points and was therefore eliminated from the final round. Pfungen, at the bottom, has to be relegated to the National League B, while Altdorf 1 dreams of a successful season.
Outlook for the final round and the chances of the Fröhlich brothers
The final round for the Swiss championship title starts on September 27th in Altdorf, where Altdorf 1 competes with four bonus points. Mosnang brings three bonus points and Winterthur two bonus points. The Lucerne newspaper emphasizes that the SM final is crucial for the World Cup qualification, as the Fröhlich brothers' team is leading the selection ranking at the same time and the qualifying games are coming to an end. The first World Cup appearance of the season is scheduled for July 26 in Waldbüttelbrunn, Germany, followed by the World Championships in November in Göppingen, Germany.
Despite the Fröhlich brothers' strong performances and their qualification for the World Cup, they have not yet taken part in any World Cup tournaments. However, their performances and the impression they leave suggest that they can also expect a strong performance in the international arena.
The anticipation for the upcoming championship games is increasing, and the fans of Altdorf 1 are hoping for a successful title defense and positive development on the international stage. The dynamics and competition in the league promise exciting and exciting games.