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Here are the statements by Christof Innerhofer, send by its management, in which the 32 year-old Gais says he is back in training after the fall of Santa Caterina, and that it will try to make the first training run tomorrow in Kitzbühel to understand what are its skiing conditions.
Monday 16 January 2017 1 minutes reading time
"After 18 days I returned finally to train. - Inner says -. I felt like a caged lion without being able to go to the track. I skied at Speikboden and I did some good lap SuperG. The situation is still not optimal, pain c''è yet. But I wanted to go to Kitzbühel, to make the first Time Trial. "" Only after the test on the Streif will have the opportunity to understand the current state of health, the feelings and then I will be able to program the two races of Kitz - concludes the 'blue - the' important now for me is to understand as soon as possible what is the level of form after a stop so long, with the great classic in the program and the World at the gates. "
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