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The two great "old" White Circus, Switzerland's Didier Defago and the American Bode Miller, both born 36enni and 10 days later, still continue for a season, a goal of the World Cup Beaver Creek next year.
Thursday 13 March 2014 2 minutes reading time
Defago, who this year won the lottery super-G in Kitzbühel right in front of Miller for only 5 cents and who made his debut in the World Cup 18 years ago, winning, among other things, the Olympic gold in downhill in 2010, has taken this decision in agreement with his family, especially his wife. The same did we imagine Miller, who has returned this year to compete in the World Cup after more than a year and a half without gaining four podiums and bronze Olympic super-G.
Defago and his teammates will have a new technical manager in the coming winter because the industry capoallenatore speed men's Swiss, Austrian Walter Hubmann, announced that he will leave his post at the end of the season for personal reasons. Hubmann in a year has revitalized a sector of the Swiss team that was literally in pieces after the retirement of Didier Cuche and after the serious physical problems of Carlo Janka and Beat Feuz, these two are recovering slowly and over a Défago also won Patrick Küng even on two occasions, in the super-G in Beaver Creek and in the shortened downhill in Wengen.
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