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In Switzerland the FIS race that saw the landlords dominate, but also the 27-year-old from Bergamo to stand out.
Thursday 14 November 2019 2 minutes reading time
Let's talk about Michela Azzola, the best of the Italians in today's slalom at Diavolezza, where women competed after the two men's tests among the rapid gates of the previous days.
Stopped several times by injuries, Azzola did not give up, in fact already last year he obtained good placings in the European Cup circuit; for her it was the season debut and the 6th place finish is a good way to start over, in a race that saw the Swiss beat the field.
Cinquina for Switzerland, with Aline Hoepli (born in 2001) who burned her compatriot Nicole Good and 21 Selina Egloff by only 2 cents. In the top ten others three blue: Clara Maria Marcora, Martina Perruchon and Serena Viviani concluded respectively from the eighth to the tenth position.
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