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New meeting for the men's team, to which the multiple world champion is added again. Lukas Hofer faces another training session with the Swedish national team in the next two weeks in Idre.
Thursday 20 October 2022 4 minutes reading time
About forty days until the start of the 2022/23 biathlon World Cup, starting from Kontiolahti at the end of November.
And the Azzurri are also starting to “break up”, with the technical director Klaus Hoellrigl who has chosen Anterselva as the venue for a week of training for the “Milano Cortina 2026” men's team, to which Dorothea Wierer will join again. From today, Thursday 20, and until October 27 Didier Bionaz, Patrick Braunhofer, Cedric Christille, Daniele Fauner, Tommaso Giacomel, Michele Molinari, David Zingerle, Daniele Cappellari and Iacopo Leonesio at work.
The group will be under the technical supervision of Alexander Inderst, Fabio Cianciana, Andrea Zattoni, Daniele Piller Roner, Arturo Epis and Riccardo Romani. Lukas Hofer will instead begin a training period together with the Sweden World Cup team, as part of the agreement between the FISI and the Scandinavian Federation. The carabiniere from San Lorenzo di Sebato will reach Idre on 22 October, for two weeks of training (until 6 November) with Samuelsson and his teammates.
Speaking of cross-country skiing, the technical director of the national team Alfred Stauder has summoned twelve athletes from the men's and women's U20 and U23 teams for a week-long meeting in Val Senales. The azzurrini will be engaged in the South Tyrolean town from Thursday 20 to Thursday 27 October: Benjamin Schwingshackl, Andrea Zorzi, Davide Ghio, Simone Mastrobattista, Mauro Balmetti, Hannes Oberhofer, Veronica Silvestri, Denise Dedei, Lucia Insonni, Nadine Laurent, Elisa will answer the call. Gallo and Iris De Martin Pinter.
The two teams will be under the technical guidance of the coaches Fabio Pasini, Luciano Cardini and Michela Andreola.
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