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The French giant spoke to Ski Chrono a week before the opening where, on October 27, 2018, she achieved the last of her 13 World Cup victories.
Saturday 10 October 2020 1 minutes reading time
On the way of Federica Brignone, Petra Vlhova, Alice Robinson and Marta Bassino, she will also be on the Rettenbach glacier.
Tessa Worley launches her battle cry in view of the giant that, on Saturday 17 October, will open the World Cup in Soelden; interviewed by her colleagues at Ski Chrono, the two specialty world champion said she was very satisfied with the pre-season, which ended today with the last training session in Hintertux, before heading towards the Oetztal.
The knee operated on again last January finally seems ok: "Since May I have been working on strength and endurance - explained Tessa, who had already returned to the race in mid-February in Kranjska Gora.
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