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Omar Visintin C'' is also among the squad'' s Italy for the races Veysonnaz next March 10 and 11, first and penultimate round of the post-Olympic season.
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'' The news was in the air for a long time and today has had the trappings of'' official: in Veysonnaz Omar Visintin will be there. The nasty fall that snared during the Olympic competition is therefore now only a memory for the rider Adige, ready to defend his teeth leadership of the World Cup from the attacks of the'' Australian Jarryd Hughes (1850 points, compared to Visintin of 2426) and the Norwegian Stian Sievertsen (1470 points).
For the'' appointment in Swiss land, the head coach Cesare Pisoni also called Luca Matteotti, Thomas Leoni, Michael Godino, Fabio Cordi, Alberto Schiavon, Lorenzo Sommariva and Emanuel PERATHONER. In the women's team, absent through injury Michela Moioli - fresh from knee surgery and that we will be back in action from next season - it's up to Raffaella bring bad track in the Italian tricolor: with us you will be Belingheri Sofia and Francesca Hen.
'' The appointment of Veysonnaz provides both the individual test as the test for the team, and marks the resumption of the World Cup after the Olympic parentheses. It will then be the first official release as of Olympic champions for the Czech Eva Samkova and the Frenchman Pierre Vaultier.
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