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In Livigno on the occasion of the Palio delle Contrade 2019, Dario Puppo interviewed Dorothea Wierer, winner of the last Biathlon World Cup.
Tuesday 27 August 2019 2 minutes reading time
The 29-year-old South Tyrolean participated with great enthusiasm in the 1kShot demonstration event which developed on a snowy course along the streets of the center of Livigno, "It is very strange to return to the snow after having spent the whole summer on roller skis - he began our Dorothea microphones - at the beginning I tried to be careful not to fall to avoid a fool in front of so many people who came to cheer, but beyond that it's great to go back to breathing the winter climate . "
The mass start world champion has further confirmed to be a bit behind in terms of preparation, but to be ready to give 100% to get ready for the new season, "At the moment I'm not in top condition , also because, due to extra-biathlon commitments, I started the preparation later than usual, but now I focus 100% on training and aim to get in shape at the start of the first stage of the World Cup. "
Wierer is aware of being back from an extraordinary season but is not afraid to face a next one in which he will probably have more pressure, "I know I have achieved great results. As a child I dreamed of winning the World Cup and I was able to make this dream come true. As a team we have been able to work very well and now we will have to defend the title, it will be very difficult but I will do my best to confirm and then we will see ... "
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