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Qualifying on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the two appointments with the South Tyrolean to lead the national team. "It is my favorite track, we hope in the weather".
Friday 20 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
With the unknown weather that, unfortunately, is putting the organizers of the World Cup stages in various disciplines in difficulty, San Candido is ready to host the two races of the maximum skicross circuit, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday on the “Baranci†track ".
On Friday the qualifications, starting at 11.45, with the leaders of the Cup, the Swedish Sandra Naeslund and the Canadian Kevin Drury, winner even at the beginning of the week in the Arosa race, among the most anticipated protagonists.
Italy is aiming strong at Siegmar Klotz, who remained out of the round of 16 in the Swiss round (he was qualified in Val Thorens in the first season), but ready to play at home: "In Arosa it didn't go very well, but this is a 'other race and the track is my favorite - the words of the Alto Adige - We hope in the weather, in training I felt good ". The other two Azzurri in the race will be Andrea Tonon and Bryan Zooler.
After the morning qualifications, appointment Friday evening (6.30 pm) in the center of San Candido, on the occasion of the Christmas market, for the draw of the bibs in view of the race on Saturday, starting at 12.30 with the eighth finals of the men .
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