Daniel Yule at work "for a fairer distribution of prizes in the World Cup"

The representative of the athletes in FIS spoke about the matter in an interview with SRF: "Let's hope to live a normal season".

Friday 10 July 2020 3 minutes reading time

He resumed training on skis at the beginning of the week, together with his teammates from the slalom national team led by Matteo Joris. Daniel Yule is the beacon of the red and blue super team, strong of the three successes of last season (in classics such as Campiglio, Adelboden and Kitzbuehel), returned to the snow of Zermatt to start the preparation for the next season. During an interview he confessed to SRF, the Valaisan spoke about various topics starting from the confirmation of the world championships in Cortina on February 2021. "The ideal solution, we are all happy to be able to avoid concurrence in the Olympic season," said Yule about a world championship event which, if moved, would have even preferred to be placed directly in the 2023/24 vintage (i.e. unique free from major events in the next four years). The Swiss slalomist hopes to "be able to experience a 2020/21 season as normal as possible", but he spoke above all of the work he is doing as a representative of the athletes in FIS, with many aspects on the table and a mission. "I will take charge of a campaign for a fairer distribution of the prize pools of the races - he underlined - There are huge differences already from the top to a 10th place, it would serve to meet the athletes who get results not of the highest level, because the sacrifices also they are huge for them. "

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