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FISI TV made a video interview with Silvia Bertagna, unexpectedly left at home by the PyeongChang 2018 Games but who then took the revenge by winning the World Cup of big air freestyle specialties.
Wednesday 31 October 2018 1 minutes reading time
La Gardena, who will turn 32 on November 30th, will be the spearhead of the Italian team in the race that will be held in Modena next Sunday, in which she will try to improve the fourth place obtained almost two months ago at the season debut at Cardrona. in New Zealand.
Silvia says that she could finally spend the summer without injuries and focuses mainly on the Park City World Championships at the beginning of February but above all on doing well in all the races. And for Modena he prepared a new trick to stay attached to his opponents who, as she says, opened the gas.
Below the FISI TV video interview with the beautiful South Tyrolean athlete. Good vision!
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