Alice Robinson in Val di Fassa until April, then the quarantine for the return home: "It was a very hard winter"

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The 19-year-old from New Zealand, interviewed by TGR Trail, talked about the season that ended with the triumph in Lenzerheide. "In Soraga I feel at home, but now I will be able to embrace my family again".

Saturday 27 March 2021 3 minutes reading time

In Val di Fassa to work again on skis for a few days, after having rejoiced for the first time this season on the occasion of the last giant of the World Cup, last Sunday in Lenzerheide. Alice Robinson is still in Soraga, where she has been based for years, or since she has been part of Chris Knight's International Ski Racing Academy; until the beginning of April, the phenomenal New Zealander capable this year of being reborn in the second part of a year that began in a really negative way, with a profound crisis in terms of results and performances at least until January, will remain in Trentino and then finally returning home after months, given that since last autumn (Alice had already arrived in Europe at the end of August, with all the problems related to the limitations caused by the pandemic) she cannot re-embrace her New Zealand. A two-week quarantine is required, as explained by the 19-year-old from Queenstown in the interview granted to her colleague Cecilia Mazzel of the TGR Trail, or the Ladin-speaking regional news. “It was a difficult winter, the hardest ever for the pandemic - Alice's words - Staying away from my family was hard, even if I feel at home in Val di Fassa. In New Zealand the situation is Covid-free, it will be great to return to normal, after the necessary quarantine ".

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