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The gigantista French world champion in charge, on the Rettenbach has never even climb on the podium. Is this the right time?
Monday 21 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
SOELDEN (Austria) - Tessa Worley French skier is undoubtedly the most anticipated of the season, especially after the injuries that have knocked out for the entire year'' Rolland, Mougel and Frasse-Sombet. In the last few days until all'' opening in Soelden the transalpine of Le Grand Bornand, Australian-born mother's side, has released an interview with'' all'' Equipe you can see here, if you know French ... and it was also told to Stade 2.
A l'' Equipe spoke especially of the giant on the Rettenbach: "The first time you deal makes an impression. Now Now we know him well, we know that the slope is a very hard and that is always a bit of a struggle for'' all of them.'' It is clear that I should earn as much as possible on the central wall, because then at the end I'll be bound to lose cents. The final stretch of the wall is, as always, what makes the difference to bring then out then great speed on the final plan. And for what I'm working on. "
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