Cornelia H tter and Beatrice Scalvedi are back on the skis

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Cornelia H tter and Beatrice Scalvedi are back on the skis

Two of the injuries of last season are back to work on the snow, one that has already been great protagonist of the Circus Rose, Austrian Cornelia Hütter, and one that can become it, Swiss Beatrice Scalvedi.

The Austrian Federsci reports that Kumberg's 24-year-old Styrian who crashed the front crusader and the right and right knee meniscus in training at Saalbach-Hinterglemm almost exactly seven months ago, that is, on January 4, he resettled the skis At his feet this morning on the Stelvio Glacier and after a dozen rounds in the free field he was very pleased with his condition and his new skiing experience that he had not yet been able to test, the Heads, Conny, this his nickname, Left Völkl to mark the World Cup Rebels brand last spring. Instead, he returned to skiing in Zermatt the 22-year-old Ticino di Ghione di Blenio accompanied and followed by his new technical staff, as can be seen on his Facebook page. Bea's stop, as everyone is called, has been much longer since he decided in the early days of November to skip the whole season and to cure the lumbar pains that tormented him during the preparation. She is now well and ready to prove what she is worth. In the World Cup he competed only in the sprint of Altenmarkt-Zauchensee on January 9, 2016, not qualifying for the second round and in the following month he won in Davos in the European Cup and was world silver in Sochi always downhill.
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