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For the first time in the history of curling l & rsquo; Estonia hosts a World Championships of prestige as that reserved for the under 21 where the Blues will try to improve the fifth place Flims 2014
Saturday 28 February 2015 2 minutes reading time
The 19 year old Amos Mosaner, skip the Cembra Valley, the fourth in the last European Championships (second in the group), the fourth consecutive, sar & agrave; flanked & nbsp; from teammate Sebastian Arman, the club-mate Carlo Gottardi, plus Fabio Ribotta team Torino 2006 Pinerolo and Eugenio Molinatti CC Torino 150.
On the ice of The Tondiraba Ice Hall in Tallinn, which are held at the same time also the World Figure youth, among the favorites c & rsquo; & egrave; Switzerland champion Yannick entrusted to Schwaller, son and grandson of Andreas Christof Schwaller, both Olympic bronze in 2002. Those who return with the same quartet & egrave; Canada skip the Braden Calvet Winnipeg, remained without medal in last year's playoffs. The other national race are the US, South Korea, Russia, Norway, Scotland, Sweden and the hosts early opponents of the blue (now at 14).
 In the women c & rsquo; & egrave; a lot of waiting for the team of Isabella Wranaa, returned from & rsquo; incredible success of Swedish championships absolute Margaretha Sigfridsson. Favorita & egrave; Canada's skip Kesley Rocque, third cousin of & rsquo; former world champion Marcel harmed. Missing l & rsquo; Italy (unqualified) other national race are Czech Republic, England, South Korea, Russia, Scotland, Switzerland, USA and Estonia.
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