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The Austrian sprinter was hit at the beginning of November and has not yet completely disposed of her, as she told in an interview with the "Tiroler Tageszeitung".
Tuesday 1 December 2020 2 minutes reading time
He revealed it only in the past few hours, but the last month lived by Stephanie Venier was influenced in a very important way by Covid-19.
The 26-year-old Tyrolean has returned to training only a few days ago on skis, but she still has to dispose of the consequences of the virus that hit her at the beginning of November, as told in an interview with the "Tiroler Tageszeitung" she who represents a of the tips of the women's speed squadron at home Austria. "The first five days I could barely get out of bed, but even after weeks I don't feel smells and tastes like before - said Venier - I don't even know how he could have contracted the infection, also because I have always considered Covid a matter very serious".
Stephanie, however, felt good sensations in the last training sessions and, barring surprises, she will be at the starting gate on Saturday and Sunday in Sankt Moritz for the speed opening, she who finished in 5th place in the World Cup standings in super-g in the 2019/2020 vintage, even if it obtained the two seasonal downhill podiums.
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