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Wednesday 31 May 2017 2 minutes reading time
Second Collegium for the World Cup Biathlon Team, which, after the positive French experience of Correncon of a dozen days ago, is ready for a new voyage this time to Norway, at Vik i Sogn, located in the south West of the country, a couple of hours drive from Bergen. Technical Director Fabrizio Curtaz called on Thursday 1 to Friday 16 June the following: Dominik Windisch, Giuseppe Montello, Lukas Hofer, Thomas Bormolini, Dorothea Wierer, Federica Sanfilippo, Lisa Vittozzi and Alexia Runggaldier. The Norwegian resort is not an absolute novelty for the team led by Patrick Oberegger: four years ago, during the Sochi Olympic season, the team made a short preparation period in the same structure providing well-prepared cross-country tracks A sufficient polygon to carry out the work with the rifle programmed by the technical staff. Team B is already joining Valdidentro (So) until Monday, June 5 at the orders of coaches Klaus Hollrigl and Nicola Pozzi with Luca Ghiglione, Andreas Plaickner, Nicole Gontier, Geneva Rocchia, Thierry Chenal and Paolo Rodigari.
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