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Manfred Moelgg will lead the slalom group with the return of Maurberger, while Vinatzer and Sala will join the gigantists.
Friday 4 September 2020 2 minutes reading time
On the glacier that from today also finds the girls of the women's elite group and the slalomist poker of the World Cup, here are also the specialists of the technical disciplines for the men's national team.
In Saas-Fee, in fact, thirteen of the blue slalomgigantisti will train: from Monday 7 until Friday 11 September, Jacques Theolier and Stefano Costazza will work with Manfred Moelgg, Stefano Gross, Giuliano Razzoli, Federico Liberatore and Simon Maurberger, at the first exit in a group after getting back into contact with the snow earlier this week in Hintertux.
As for Alex Vinatzer and Tommaso Sala, they will join the gigantist team for the occasion, already in operation from Sunday 6 to Saturday 12 September with Giovanni Borsotti, Luca De Aliprandini, Riccardo Tonetti (engaged in Zermatt with the sprinters and therefore on track in Saas-Fee only from 9 September), Roberto Nani, Daniele Sorio and Hannes Zingerle, followed by coaches Roberto Lorenzi, Walter Girardi and Sergio Bergamelli.
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