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The South Tyrolean sprinter, who had failed to return after the terrible injury of November 2018 in Copper Mountain, opted for the withdrawal.
Thursday 2 April 2020 1 minutes reading time
A farewell that has matured over almost a year and a half, since that terrible accident occurred in November 2018 at Copper Mountain.
After fifteen years in the World Cup, Johanna Schnarf has decided to say goodbye to the white circus, announcing today the withdrawal from the competition.
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