Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
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Taken from here fisi.org statements of Verena Stuffer, Francesca Marsaglia, Elena and Nadia Fanchini at the end of the second training run of the Olympic women's downhill in Sochi.
Friday 7 February 2014 1 minutes reading time
Verena Stuffer: "I found a track in conditions similar to those of yesterday. My skiing was safer, I risked a lot in the middle because at some point you have crossed skis and I was forced to brake hard to avoid falling. Here you have to be active on the bumps, never stop to move and accommodate the track. "
Francesca Marsaglia: "It'' a slope that I really like, I hope to do well."
Nadia Fanchini: "Before the plane I planted right away and then I have not recovered.
Elena Fanchini: "It'' as if it were the first time because I fell Thursday after five doors. C'' is a lot of room to improve, I will in the coming days."
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