Flavio Roda IV, will still be the Bolognese manager the number 1 of the FISI: the election in Milan

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Flavio Roda IV, will still be the Bolognese manager the number 1 of the FISI: the election in Milan

At Pirelli's Hangar Bicocca, the Elective Assembly that confirmed the President at the helm of the Italian Winter Sports Federation, even if the CONI Guarantee College will have to express its opinion on the appeals of Maldifassi, Falez and Dalpez, the remaining candidates after the predictable withdrawal of Bisconti and defeated at the polls. "It was already a success to be here after what happened, we are working to improve even more", the first words of Roda.

It will be Flavio Roda IV, to overcome the decade at the presidency of the FISI that he has been leading since 2012 and will have to lead Cortina 2026 towards the Olympic Games in Milan, the great appointment that will characterize the next four years. The Bolognese manager was chosen again by the representatives of ski clubs and affiliates from all over Italy, proclaimed on the stage of Pirelli's Hangar Bicocca in the Ordinary Elective Federal Assembly staged today in Milan and chaired by the former director Carmelo Ghilardi (in the presence of the vice president of CONI, Claudia Giordani, and of Manuela Di Centa as a member of the IOC). It will therefore be the fourth term for Roda, albeit "not complete", and the appeals proposed by the other three candidates then beaten to the vote, after the retirement of Giacomo Bisconti (more than predictable and announced on stage before going to the polls), focus on this. ), or Stefano Maldifassi, Angelo Dalpez and Alessandro Falez who, as is well known, also contacted the CONI Board of Guarantee which will decide on the eligibility or otherwise of Roda probably by the end of the month. In the event of a confirmed adverse judgment to the President, substantially everything will have to be redone. (updating)
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