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The New Zealand giant announced the deal with the energy drink company; in Soelden he will go on the hunt for an encore of 2019, after closing last season with a bang.
Wednesday 15 September 2021 3 minutes reading time
In the first part of the 2020/21 vintage, Alice Robinson seemed to have lost, with a series of "zero", the loss of the first subgroup in giant and so much less confidence in her specialty, the one where she had already won twice in World Cup, but above all he had impressed with portions of heats from "out of class".
From 4th place in Cortina, if we want a disappointment given that in big events only medals count, a different Robinson has started again, because already in the world giant the “old Alice” was partially seen. And it was soon understood that the technical confidence that allows the 19-year-old New Zealander to express extraordinary power on the snow had been rediscovered: Jasna's 2nd place, with a terrifying second heat, was the preamble to her triumph in the finals of Lenzerheide, the ideal springboard to start from the same level (very high) in the giant that will open the 2021/22 season, next October 23 in Soelden.
And on the Rettenbach, Alice triumphed in 2019, burning a certain Mikaela Shiffrin by 6 cents ...
The news of the day concerns the new sponsor who will accompany the Queenstown starlet starting from the Olympic year just around the corner; a few weeks after Sofia Goggia, Red Bull decided to support another athlete of the highest level. Ale unveiled its new helmet and a partnership that is becoming increasingly important, also in terms of logistics, while at the same time thanking Targa Telematics, the Italian company that launched it in the first great adventures in the World Cup. “It's a childhood dream come true - Robinson's words - I couldn't be more grateful and excited to announce a new phase of my collaboration with Red Bull, which will now be on my helmet.
It is an incredible opportunity and I am looking forward to continuing to work with this fantastic team ”.
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