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The Austrian forced to stop for back pain: her 2019/2020 World Cup seemed immediately uphill.
Thursday 23 January 2020 2 minutes reading time
It has always been considered one of the most interesting multipurpose on the circuit, but for one reason or another, Ricarda Haaser has not yet managed to explode.
And she won't do it even in a 2019/2020 World Cup already over, for the 26-year-old Austrian: today, in fact, the Innsbruck native herself announced that she had to close the season early, due to an acute form of herniated disc that emerged after last races held in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, where his best result of the winter had arrived in the combined last January 12th (13th place, little stuff for a specialist like Haaser).
Still, the year had started positively, with 14th place in the second descent of Lake Louise, then it was all more difficult starting from the giant performance. And now the stop: see you at the end of October in Soelden.
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