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Material market movements in the last few hours, with the two Swiss looking for redemption after disappointing vintages.
Saturday 23 May 2020 2 minutes reading time
Time of announcements, as per tradition in May with regard to the choices of the athletes in terms of ski-market.
The decision of Rasmus Windingstad is surprising in some ways, back from the season in which he made himself known at the highest levels in the World Cup, winning his first race in the parallel giant in Alta Badia; the Norwegian leaves Rossignol, but is still awaiting his announcement on the new brand that will accompany him. The same goes for Luca Aerni, who has communicated only his farewell to Salomon, after an entire career with the French house.
The 27-year-old combined world champion at Sankt Moritz 2017, is back from a series of really difficult years and without results that have brought him well out of the top 30 even in his discipline, the slalom. And the same redemption is what the compatriot Justin Murisier is looking for, especially among the giant's wide doors: after explaining the decision to leave Nordica to experiment with something different in order to try to revive, the class' '92 has made official the landing in the Head house.
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