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The Norwegian had announced last March the farewell to competition; next winter she will become a mother.
Monday 14 September 2020 2 minutes reading time
The rumors were already there once that his retirement had been made known, on 19 March, just finished last season which, among other things, had been quite positive in the year of his return after the serious injury of December 2018 in Semmering.
The desire to become a mother, for Nina Haver-Loeseth, became reality with today's announcement in which the '89 class, now a former slalomgigantista, with two successes and 166 races in the World Cup, has signed her best victory: "Trying on ski pants for the winter, it could be challenging - joked Nina on social media showing the photo with the belly - I'm so excited for this next chapter".
And from her lifelong colleagues, including the same message from Marta Bassino, came a shower of compliments for the one who, at only 31 years old, had amazed leaving the white circus. The reason, now, can be defined as decidedly valid.
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