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The champion who retired last March, will work for the Swiss TV SRF Sport at all the women's races of the season.
Wednesday 30 September 2020 2 minutes reading time
He won't leave the white circus even for a competition, somehow.
Of course, after 222 World Cup bibs with 9 wins, we will no longer see Tina Weirather on the track, she who at 30 decided to hang up her skis at the end of last season. After a summer of relaxation and projects, here's the news: the Olympic and world medalist, as well as winner of two super-g crystal balls, joins the SRF Sport team as a commentator for all the women's competitions for next season.
Tina will work for Swiss TV since the opening in Soelden on October 17: "I am super excited to comment on the women's competitions of CdM - she revealed via social media - Having the opportunity to provide some ideas to the audience is a dream job myself".
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