Dorothea Wierer: "Keep calm and look ahead"; Federica Sanfilippo: "Ready to spit blood to go fast"

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We report the statements of four blue climb on the podium dell''odierna women's relay in Antholz.

Sunday 22 January 2017 4 minutes reading time

Dorothea Wierer: "I am happy with this result after three days of competition that had given me a lot of satisfaction. During this time I do not feel stable at the range and the results will suffer, we must remain calm and look ahead with confidence. A podium is the best medicine. on the penultimate climb I was detached a few meters dall''ucraina, but fortunately I recovered downhill and on the hill that led to the stadium I decided to put myself in front to avoid being surprised. I saw that she relented and I calmed down. now I will rest a couple of days and then we'll start the 'approach for the World Cup, most of the work has been done and now we only need to think about the maintenance. for sure we are a team good bike, but we are not always on the podium because the shot is a incognita. This performance gives us confidence ahead of the World Cup in Hochfilzen, where we will be ready to trust even the German. " Alexia Runggaldier: "I do not think race in Anterselva has benefited me, the 'Besides not I train here very often. Today they are very strong game in my village and this has had a negative impact on my shooting, but Dorothea did a great work. a podium in the team event and on our home track is the best I could wish me ". Federica Sanfilippo: "I started saying to myself that I had to spit blood to go fast and I really gave everything. It's a great feeling to be here and meet up to celebrate with my companions. The form is growing, I hope to be the best for the World Cup. " Lisa Vittozzi: "After individual bad I wanted to make a concrete contribution to the team in the relay at least, I think I have succeeded. We are eight total seasonal podium finishes in the World Cup, but the best is yet to come."

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