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Markus Waldner explains to the ORF: "There are about ten positive cases, he could skip the Beaver Creek stage". Decisive coming hours.
Sunday 28 November 2021 1 minutes reading time
Lake Louise, we have a problem.
The World Cup, already affected by the cancellation of two of the three speed races scheduled this weekend in the Canadian town, with today's super-g officially skipped already in the early morning due to too much snow that continues to fall in Alberta , risks seeing its anti Covid bubble burst.
Markus Waldner, the great head of the FIS as regards the male sector, raised the alarm when interviewed by the Austrian TV ORF: "The PCR tests carried out on Saturday evening, routinely following the established protocol, indicated a dozen positive people, immediately isolated during the night, with contact tracing and so on ".
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