He withdraws the 'Austrian Stefanie Moser

With a long post on his official website www.steffi-moser.com l & rsquo; Austrian Stefanie Moser announced reluctantly a dozen days ago its withdrawal from & rsquo; activity & agrave; challenge.

Saturday 9 July 2016 4 minutes reading time

The Tyrolean 28-year old, as well as thanking family, fans, partners, technicians and sponsors for having supported, said that once it was made out by the national teams had agreed with the & rsquo; Hungary to compete with Edit Mikl & oacute; s but the Presidentissimo of federsci Austrian Peter Schr & ouml; cksnadel never gave his approval, in addition to never give her a call. Quite different, writes Steffi, the relationship with the manager of Alpine skiing of Wunderteam, defined by & rsquo; athlete like a father to her. Born April 23, 1988, and originally from Reith im Alpbachtal, specialist in fast races that was not above the combined, Stefanie Moser turned in the first of his 88 World Cup races Jan. 14, 2007 and finished in the points right away, seventeenth, in the combined Altenmarkt-Zauchensee. L & rsquo; & egrave last however; was the super-G of La Thuile last February 21. For the next two years it is not made more & ugrave; compete in the major circuit cos & igrave; He is dedicated to the World Juniors, where & egrave; bronze in super-G in Formigal in 2008 after being fourth in both downhill and in the combined & rsquo; year earlier. In the European Cup between 2006 and 2011 he won four downhills and super-G three other finishing on the podium eight times and won the downhill trophy in 2009 and 2011, both times also finished second in the super-G while ranking third in the general ends the first once the second and fifth. In the World Cup his best results were two fifth places in the downhill at Lake Louise on 30 November 2012 and Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the March 2, 2013 and & egrave; over three times in the top ten, including the two ninth places in super-G incidentally still in Garmisch-Partenkirchen 5 February 2012 and in Lake Louise on December 2 of that year. In 2013 he participated in its only edition of seniors not finishing the Schladming World Cup downhill and won, always downhill, his only national title.

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