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The young boarder Bergamo starts the new season with a twofold objective: the World Junior title and a medal at the Olympics.
Monday 14 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
Bergamo, 18 years old and a great talent to express riding his snowboard: Michela Moioli is one of the leading athletes in the snowboard cross and Italian, along with his partner'' s adventure Raffaella Ugly, is ready to face a new season . '' The last was marked by a victory (just in Sochi) and some bets on the podium at the individual and team level, and the third place in the overall Cup then put the icing on the cake itself well furnished. We met Michela in Milan, on the occasion of'' initiative Fisi in Tour held at the Castello Sforzesco.
"I hope to make a podium at the Olympics and win the gold medal at the Junior World''," begins Michela before you make an assessment on the pre-season: "We trained the whole summer'' in the barracks in Courmayeur, and now are very much in shape and ready for the new season. In December there will be the first race - Montafon, 6-8 December ed - and I hope to do well, "
. We could not miss a question on'' Olympic goal, especially in light of the fact that she just Sochi took his first victory in the World Cup. But at the moment the Moioli prefer to go with leaden feet: "For the Olympics'' I'm ready, maybe I can not win, but I hope to do anyway coin. Reconfirmed on the track where he won the'' first year is always difficult. "
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