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Almost nine months after the new Crusader injury she suffered at Reiteralm, the Austrian sprinter is back on skis. He will try to get back into the race this season.
Monday 30 November 2020 2 minutes reading time
Yet another comeback, after having lived through two hellish years.
Today Cornelia Huetter saw the light again, returning to the track for the first, short workout after the stop she had suffered again in March, when in a giant training session at Reiteralm she broke the cruciate ligament of her left knee again, the same one that crashed. a year earlier at the World Cup finals in Soldeu.
The 28-year-old Carinthian sprinter, one of the best talents of the Wunderteam and capable of winning twice in the maximum circuit between the super-g of Lenzerheide (March 2016) and the descent of Lake Louise (December 2017) before the thousand physical problems, has not competed since those days on the Andorran snow and dreams of returning to the circuit by the end of this season.
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