Monday 30 December 2013 2 minutes reading time
Bormio (Italy) - In our presentation season of late October, the'' hypothesis of a "youth revolution" at the top of the World Cup Alpine skiing was amply covered, but maybe we did not expect "all at once". '' And, under the command of the general standings after 15 races, c'' is actually a veteran that crystal ball'' s has already conquered in 2010-2011, Maria Hoefl-Riesch. V'' is not doubt, however, that the main theme of this first part of the season should be identified in the overwhelming rise of female athletes who have long waited for this level, ie, in order'', Lara Gut (born 1991), Swiss Tina Weirather (born in 1989, Liechtenstein) and Anna Fenninger (born in 1989, in Austria).
The first was the ruler'' s opening words of the season, with success, in three different disciplines, in Soelden, Beaver Creek and Lake Louise. He seemed to have already "killed" the fight for the World Cup, which instead is turning now one of the most exciting of the new century, bringing the mind back over twenty years'', 80'' and at the end of the first seasons of'' 90 years, when Figini, Walliser, Oertli, Kronberger, Merle Wachter, Seizinger, Ertl, Hild Gerg, Wiberg, Svet, Ginther, and so they fought tooth and nail until the last race'' of the season.
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