Dorothea Wierer interview November 2019

BiathlonDorothea Wierer

Dorothea Wierer interview November 2019

Dorothea Wierer can have a thousand doubts before going on track or in training, not finding the perfect series but then in the race she transforms, she exalts herself particularly when she has to go after her opponents. He prefers direct pitch challenges compared to sprints against time. But above all do not forgive, not only at the shooting range.

This is much more in the exclusive interview granted to Dario Puppo, on the occasion of the shooting in Trodena, at the headquarters of one of its sponsors, Rizzoli Cucine, right on the border between Alto Adige and Trentino, where it grew and where it lives, in the nearby Val di Fiemme. Despite its greatest successes remain the triumph in the overall standings and the 2019 World Gold, the last 200 meters of the Anterselva chase gave it the strongest palpitations. In front of her people, in her valley, where the Biathlon World Championships will be held this winter, her heart stopped in her throat. Even if he didn't want to show it. Because she prefers to keep the emotions of those moments of pure class and instinct inside out as much as possible, when the targets seem to close as if by magic. Wierer also talks about the duel between Johannes Bø and Martin Fourcade and the magic formula behind his success and Italian movement. Training with Lisa Vittozzi forced her to improve and raise the bar but the real strength "is the desire to always look for the challenge". Even if you try to keep up with fellow men on the Azzurri team in meetings. Two days after the start of the new season, don't miss our great chat with the Queen of the World Cup, the first and only Italian to conquer the field trophy, fresh from Atleta FISI 2019, as well as a candidate for the Woman of the Year award for the SportsAward of La Gazzetta dello Sport.
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