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World Cup group in full force for another five days of work, there will also be the boys of team B. Giovani in Anterselva.
Thursday 2 September 2021 2 minutes reading time
The technical director of the biathlon national team, Fabio Curtaz, has summoned eleven athletes from team A, for the meeting scheduled from Thursday 2 to Monday 6 September in the Austrian town of Hochfilzen.
Under the orders of Andreas Zingerle, Andrea Zattoni, Klaus Hoellrigl and Mirco Romanin, Dorothea Wierer, Michela Carrara, Rebecca Passler, Lisa Vittozzi, Didier Bionaz, Thomas Bormolini, Patrick Braunhofer, Daniele Cappellari, Tommaso Giacomel, Lukas Hofer and Dominik Windisch will meet . Team "B" was also present on the same days, with technicians Alexander Inderst, Fabio Cianciana, Edoardo Mezzaro and Nicola Pozzi in support of Cedric Christille, Eleonora Fauner, Michele Molinari, Iacopo Leonesio, David Zingerle, Hannah Auchentaller, Samuela Comola, Irene Lardschneider, Linda Zingerle, Beatrice and Martina Trabucchi.
The Juniores-Youth team led by coaches Francesco Semenzato, Daniele Piller Roner, Pietro Dutto, Samantha Plafoni and Aline Noro will instead meet in Anterselva for a collegiate training scheduled until 11 September. Convoked Gaia Brunetto, Fabiana Carpella, Serena Del Fabbro, Astrid Plosch, Sara and Ilaria Scattolo.
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