The Austrian slalomgigantista says she is "decidedly satisfied" with a vintage that saw her return to the podium after the chaos of the summer materials. And now think about Coronavirus and what will happen.
Monday 13 April 2020 3 minutes reading time
Never trivial in his gestures and considerations, so much so that he ended up in the eye of the hurricane for the case that characterized the entire summer-autumn period 2019 in the Austrian skiing environment.
Katharina Liensberger is eagerly awaited and, after having resolved the chaos linked to that change of materials that never took place, has shown that she can be one of the strongest slalomgigantist in the world. Interviewed by Andreas Raffeiner of skiweltcup.tv, the ''97 native of Vorarlberg said she was satisfied with her last season, at the end seasoned by two podiums with third places in the giant of Lienz and in the slalom of Zagreb.
"I got seven top ten in thirteen races and as the best Austrian in slalom and giant, it was definitely positive for me - Liensberger's analysis - I am grateful to have been able to obtain these results, but I aim to do better thinking about the future ".
Now, however, there is the Coronavirus emergency: "The situation seems unreal, I train and spend my free time cleaning and playing the harp, but I also think and work on the experiences of the past season. I am fortunate to have a family where we are all well, I think that the current situation with a slowdown in everyday life, offers the possibility to rethink life in a different way, thinking about what has been done in recent years and if really what I currently live that's what I want to do and it makes me happy.
I would like humanity to learn to appreciate the values that cannot be bought with money, it would be nice and useful for everyone ".
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