Lara Gut-Behrami raises: "It has been a difficult season, but I continue with my staff and with ... lightness"

The Ticino champion met the press for the final balance at the end of a vintage that ended with an injury, but next week she will be back on skis in Livigno

Wednesday 17 April 2019 4 minutes reading time

Lara Gut-Behrami has no intention of stopping, as some Swiss media and not only had hypothesized, indeed raised in view of a season, the 2019/2020, which will have to be that of the great return to the summit of the 2015 World Cup winner / 2016. The champion of Comano has not yet returned to the levels reached until the accident occurred in the heating of the slalom valid for the combined championship, in "his" world championships of Sankt Moritz 2017, and also in the vintage just ended has convinced at times and only in his favorite specialty, the super-g. Fresh from the accident accused in the trial of the descent of the Soldeu finals, with a blow to the back that at first had a little worried and advised to close prematurely the World Cup vintage, Lara recovered and the week after Easter he will train on the snow of Livigno, where Sofia Goggia and Federica Brignone are working these days. On Wednesday, the Ticino met dozens of journalists who reached the top of Monte BrÃ¨ (above Lugano), where in the summer of 2018 Lara married the Udinese footballer, Valon Behrami, â€œwhere I lived the most beautiful day of my life". Gut-Behrami confessed to thinking of the family and seeing himself "in ten years with Valon", but skiing remains at the center of his thoughts. "I have no intention of stopping, more generally I don't think it would be right to question everything after a complicated year. We must get back on track, taking positive and negative things, at the level of staff as well as of preparation. In recent times, however, I have learned to take my career more lightly â€. At home she was much criticized for having the opportunity to take advantage of a private staff, according to someone "too much" given the results of the last two post-injury seasons. "Maybe I haven't been able to clarify this since the beginning," Lara said. "That of the team is something that makes me strong. After all, in recent years I have been the only Swiss skier to win the World Cup. general. Having a private team is not new, other nations are doing it too and I don't think it's a problem â€.

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