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In the Valle d'Aosta area the downhill leader on the track for three days of training before moving to Courchevel-Méribel for the last challenge with Corinne Suter.
Tuesday 8 March 2022 2 minutes reading time
After having hosted the work of two athletes like Petra Vlhova and Valérie Grenier in the post-Olympics, the Italian speed athletes will soon arrive in Pila for the last real training of the season before the World Cup finals, scheduled for next week in Courchevel-Méribel.
On Monday 14th there will be the first test of the women's downhill (scheduled for Wednesday 16), with the specialty crystal ball still in dance between Sofia Goggia and Corinne Suter, with the Olympic champion who must recover 75 points from Bergamo very close to the trio in the discipline Queen.
Sofia will prepare the final assault on the Aosta Valley snows of Pila: as aostasera.it reports, the downhill leader will work on the track from Thursday 10 to Saturday 12 March, after having skipped last weekend in Lenzerheide with the sole objective of the final act of CdM. On Friday 11th, however, three more blue will arrive for team training which will also involve Elena Curtoni, Nadia Delago and Nicol Delago (the only one not qualified for the finals), before moving to the nearby French town after the '' last training on Saturday.
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