In Austria, skyrocketing for the final stages of the Freeride World Tour

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In Austria, skyrocketing for the final stages of the Freeride World Tour

We have not yet had time to digest the emotions of the last week's race in Andorra that the Freeride World Tour athletes have already moved to Fieberbrunn, Austria, for the decisive stage that will decide who will have access to the grand final in Switzerland.

The race will be held in a window between March 9th and 15th, and this is the last opportunity for riders to earn a place at the Xtreme Verbier. Of the 48 athletes at the start of the season, only the first 13 male skiers and 6 women skiers in the standings and the first 6 men snowboarders and the first 4 women will pass the round. The winners will be able to play in the final in the freeride homeland in Verbier, Switzerland, in April, and continue to fight for the title of world champions in Freeride and for the qualification for the Tour of next year. This is an exceptional year for Italian athletes in the race. Arianna Tricomi is unstoppable at a gallop of an amazing season where she always climbed on the highest steps of the podium: two first places and one second. In the race in Andorra has also really overcome all the opponents and got a very high score thanks to an aggressive line in which a girl has closed a 360 ° for the first time in the history of the Tour. Watch the video of Arianna's descent in the race in Andorra In the men's skiing the South Tyrolean Markus Eder - an athlete of international standing who boasts in his career the participation in the Olympics of Sochi and travel around the world to make freeride films - is now third in the general classification, a position that allows him to face the Fieberbrunn test with relative tranquility. Eyes focused on the mountains of the Austrian Tyrol, for the fourth stage of the Freeride World Tour, as usual live on Neveitalia. The complete rankings on www.freerideworldtour.com
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