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Markus Waldner talked about it at the captains' meeting in Adelboden: on Sunday the FIS will make a final decision, there is a fear of the Coronavirus variant.
Saturday 9 January 2021 1 minutes reading time
A sensational news, even if there is confidence that we can avoid what would be a damage, economic and not only, for Wengen and the whole World Cup.
The Lauberhorn men's races are at risk due, of course, to the Covid-19 pandemic: from next Tuesday, the men would be engaged in the first of three downhill tests, towards the fast races on Friday and Saturday, before the slalom on Sunday 17 in complete the program.
The problem, as emerged this evening in Adelboden during the captains' meeting directed by Markus Waldner, is the exponential increase in Coronavirus cases in the Swiss locality
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