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Two days from the one announced to be his last appearance in the Rose Circus, the Slovenian opens the door to a dramatic rethink.
Friday 6 January 2017 1 minutes reading time
"You can always change your mind, it is human," said Tina Maze to the US agency AP, "my body is not able to stand another ten years but maybe two yes", a decision which would open to the prospect of participating in Slovenian Olympics in Pyeongchang, where would be presented as defending champion in Downhill and Giant. "It does not depend only on me," he continued, "but dall''ambiente and a whole range of circumstances."
Tina Maze also explains the 'announcement of the withdrawal that occurred in Soelden after having a sabbatical: "C''era lot of pressure on me, everyone was expecting my call so I had to hold a press conference and decide something."
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