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The Slovakian champion can take advantage of the minor bans in her country and already plans the next season.
Wednesday 15 April 2020 2 minutes reading time
After conquering the first two crystal balls in the history of Slovakia, taking home the slalom and parallel World Cup, Petra Vlhova thinks about the future and works towards a vintage where she will try, without if and without but, to go the assault of the absolute cup, in addition to the defense of the world title of giant in the world championship in Cortina 2021.
Once the continuation of the relationship with Livio Magoni and the entire staff confirmed in full, who will follow Petra at least until the Beijing 2022 Games season, has been made official, there has been the possibility to train also on the snows of Jasna in the past weeks , obviously without the technician from Bergamo who remained in Italy and with simple basic works. Once the skis were put in the cellar, Vlhova took out the mountain bike to carry out outdoor sessions in his Liptovsky Mikulas, possible thanks to the lesser restrictions involving Slovakia and other Eastern European countries.
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