The 5th Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup took place on January 28, 2023, at Hirschberg in Kreuth and was a great success. As in previous years, the Friends of Inclusion Tegernsee – FIT eV invited participants with and without disabilities, guests of honor, sponsors, partners, and all sports enthusiasts to Hirschberg in Kreuth to hold the 5th Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup, featuring a giant slalom, charity raffle, and surprise concert, as a symbol of inclusion and the promotion of togetherness, after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Over 80 participants accepted the invitation and traveled from as far away as Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina for the day spent together in the snow.

Among the participants were Georg Kreiter , former member of the German Para Ski Team and patron of the event, as well as Nijaz Memic, who lost a lower leg in the Balkan War. He represented his home country of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2022 Paralympic Games in Beijing.

But the stands were also filled with prominent figures. Among them were Kreuth's mayor Josef Bierschneider, E-Werk CEO Manfred Pfeifer, TTT managing director Christian Kausch, as well as multiple World Cup winner and Olympic medalist Christa Kinshofer and former downhill star (1978 Vice World Champion in Garmisch) Michael Veith , all cheering on the athletes at the 5th Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup.

After the race, Nik Wallner , who in 2014 competed in the knockout rounds of "The Voice" with his singing partner Moritz Häußinger in front of the jury and millions of TV viewers, and who has since toured Germany as a solo artist, provided musical entertainment in the finish area and got everyone in the mood for the upcoming awards ceremony. The overall victory went to patron Georg Kreiter, who, although he didn't achieve the fastest time of the day, received a better ranking due to the factored-in handicap time and was thus allowed to take the challenge cup home.