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At 30, the Liechtenstein champion quits competitions. For her an Olympic medal, a world one and two super-g cups, but also many injuries.
Wednesday 25 March 2020 1 minutes reading time
Another retreat, and let's talk about a star of the women's movement, who had suffered a lot in the last season.
At 30, with a social video message Tina Weirather announced her retirement from competitive skiing: for the Liechtenstein champion, a career with many injuries, but also two super-G World Cups, one world and one Olympic medal.
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