Worley's thoughts: "Close to Italian friends: we will have fun next year in Cortina"

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Worley's thoughts: "Close to Italian friends: we will have fun next year in Cortina"

The French champion, back from another season interrupted by physical problems, has drawn up a balance of the last few months and looks at the 2021 World Cup.

She lived another year in the swing, forced to manage the now chronic problems in her right knee. A new operation in early January interrupted his season in full swing, but Tessa Worley was able to return before the early closure after La Thuile and find that little bit of confidence needed to start again in 2020/21. Eighth in the ranking of the giant World Cup, skipping the Sestriere race, great 9th in the return race in Kranjska Gora and capable of returning to points even in the final super-g in La Thuile, the 30-year-old French champion therefore finished with only the podium in Soelden (3rd place) before suffering knee pain already the previous spring, but he also got a victory in the European Cup, in the super-g of Sankt Moritz. And now he is already looking forward to the next vintage, the one that foresees the world championships in Cortina, with which Worley has a certain feeling having conquered two giant world titles in Schladming 2013 and Sankt Moritz 2017 (and two golds also in team tests). “I feel like I ran behind the weather this winter - Tessa wrote on social media - Today there would have been the last giant in Cortina, can you imagine it? In the meantime, I hope you are well, with your family and ... at home. An encouragement goes to all the people who risk their health to protect us, but I also think a lot about my Italian friends in this period. We will see you next year in Cortina for a fantastic moment with the World Cup ".
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