Snowboard cross: Deborah retires ANTONIOZ

The French boarder, a specialist in snowboard cross, he decided to end his career at age 35. In his track record'' Olympic silver medal in Vancouver 2010. In the World Cup he scored 13 podium including four victories.

Monday 12 May 2014 2 minutes reading time

Deborah ANTONIOZ says enough. The thirty-five French boarder has in fact decided to hang the board on the nail after a long militancy - Twelve-years at the highest levels of the national snowboard cross the Alps. A career longevity and its full of trophies on all stands the silver medal won at the Vancouver 2010'', but the bulletin board in ANTONIOZ c'' is space for four wins and thirteen podiums in the World Cup. He also finished third in the overall standings of the 2003 World Cup and second in the 2005. "Snowboarding has been my whole life," said the ANTONIOZ in an interview with the French portal'' Ski Chrono "put an end to a career is always a moving moment. During these years I have lived so many emotions that I will relive most. Now I have to build a new life. Ahead of me is the'' c'' unknown'' and it scares me a little ... ". As for his future, is held open many possibilities: "The top-level sport is nice but very stressful. Now I need to disconnect and then figure out which road to take. I'd like to share me between France and the overseas''. Work French Riviera'' s summer and then teach'' s winter. might be nice to make even the consultant. medal After I had enjoyed doing the rounds of television studios. If I have the ability, it can be an interesting track ".

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