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The Alto Adige, after the triumph in the second parallel giant of the World Cup season, collected a particular anecdote ...
Saturday 14 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
Another masterpiece was invented, after that of last weekend in Bannoye.
At 39, Roland Fischnaller never ceases to amaze and is already in flight at the command of a World Cup that the South Tyrolean leader strong of the second success obtained in parallel giant, tonight in the frame of Cortina d''Ampezzo that the blue champion particularly appreciates, since on this track he has won three times and obtained as many second places in six races.
And yet, it wasn't all easy, on the contrary ... "It was hard to win - he explained to fisi.org - Our boards came from Russia just two days ago, so we couldn't practically train on the snow this week . I am no longer surprised by myself, I like this track because it adapts perfectly to my type of ride, with a long central plane where I can pick up speed. Now ... let's continue on this path ".
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