Kristian Ghedina, De Paul Church and Piero Gros Colmar test suits for Croatia

At the Politecnico di Milano the Colmar tested in the wind tunnel that suits the Croatian national team will use next season's World Cup

Wednesday 18 September 2013 3 minutes reading time

At the Politecnico di Milano the Colmar tested in the wind tunnel that suits the Croatian national team will use next season on the World Cup. Submit men Colmar par excellence: Piero Gros, De Paul Church and Kristian Ghedina, head of the speed of Croatia. The nordic combined with their Croatian Natko Zrncic-Dim. Here is the press Press Office Colmar we thank: Colmar back in the wind tunnel of the Polytechnic of Milan with the Croatian team to test the suits of the future. Coaches and technicians, including our Kristian Ghedina, which is responsible for the speed disciplines of Croatia, gathered yesterday to test racing suits that athletes of Croatia, one on all Ivica Kostelic, they will use the next Cup season World ski and for the Olympics in Sochi 2014. Colmar, which this year will produce directly to all products that athletes will use in the race, has tested the race suits at different intensities of wind with Natko Zrncic-Dim (4 podium finishes in the World Cup and bronze at the World Championships 2009 in super combined), the alter ego of Ivica Kostelic, engaged on the slopes of Zermatt. At the Politecnico di Milano have also found De Paul Church and Piero Gros Colmar was the first to enter a wind tunnel to try a racing suit and who commented this session: "If I think when in December of 1975, I won the giant Val d'Isere thanks to an incredible recovery in the second round, listening to the advice of Mario Colombo, the current President of the homonymous Manufactory, who told me to wear a shiny suit Colmar instead of downhill slalom sweater, I feel a precursorei. " And so September 17, 2013 has already been identified the highest performing fabric for this season, innovation translated into few hundredths of a second faster than in the past.

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