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The Austrian sprinters speak, ready in the next few days to resume preparation on the snow with the change of the technical guide.
Tuesday 5 May 2020 2 minutes reading time
Florian Scheiber is called to a delicate role, that is to look for victories, cups and medals as manager of a squadron such as the female Wunderteam for descent and super-g.
The Austria of speed is already warming up the engines for the start of the 2020/21 season, with Schmidhofer and companions who will soon put their skis back on their home glaciers; the super-g world champion in Sankt Moritz 2017 and winner of the downhill World Cup in 2019 spoke to "Heute Sport" about the farewell of Roland Assinger, after seven years of work with that group, which has not found an agreement with OESV to extend the contract.
"It was undoubtedly a surprise - confessed" Nici "- A work program had already been done with him, but now we look forward to getting better." And after two months in the pits, Nina Ortlieb, winner of her first race in the World Cup last February 29, also talks about the desire for skiing, in what turned out to be the last race of the season with the super-g of La Thuile conquered by the daughter of art, in front of Federica Brignone for one cent. "I can't wait to start again - the 24-year-old Austrian sprinter confessed to the" Kronen Zeitung "
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