Herman Maier

 

HERMAN MAIER

Herman Maier known as “The Herminator” is a legend within the alpine skiing world. At the age of 34 his status in Europe goes beyond rock star with 51 World Cup wins under his belt (second most all-time).  At the end of the 2000-01 season, he had accumulated 41 victories. Only three racers in the past have had more and they needed 10 or more seasons to accomplish what Maier did in four. In 2001 Maier was involved in a motorcycle crash which nearly cost him his leg. There was a concern that he may not return to racing circuit but this put to rest when he made a complete comeback and won the World Cup title in 2003-04.

 

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Hothouse Productions was founded by Nick Fellows in 1998, to create an alternative voice in sports, factual, lifestyle and adventure television programming. The company has brought lifestyle sports to terrestrial television, merging music, fashion, style and travel into the traditional event based sports formula with sports such as skiing and snowboarding, beach volleyball and triathlon. Since then the company has also started producing documentaries in China and Cuba and factual adventure travel programming for clients around the world. Hothouse has produced programming for all of the major terrestrial broadcasters in the UK as well as North America, Asia Pacific, Europe and South America.

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    Nick Fellows is currently working on the Red Bull Air Race. He is providing commentary for both the international programmes and also the Channel 4 series. The Red Bull Air race started in April 2008 in Abu Dhabi and will continue until the final event in Perth November 2008.

    Nick FellowsNick Fellows has just finished presenting and Executive Producing the sixth series of World Cup Skiing on 4. The series provides Channel 4 with over 110 hours of programming.

    Like last year, Nick is also presented and reported for CBC-Canada.


    During the Autumn Nick worked on a documentary in South America which focused on the British team's training in South America.

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