Dominik Paris: "I did not want to show sull''ultimo jump!"

Routes from & nbsp; fisi.org statements eve of the four blue that will play the male world of descent & nbsp; Vail / Beaver Creek.

Saturday 7 February 2015 3 minutes reading time

Werner Heel: "I tried to pull and in some places I liked and things I come good. In other stretches less, especially where c '' & egrave; to run skiing. Now will have & ograve; do video to see if it Whether a few details to be finished in materials or if I am to have been wrong. We are all determined and we want to make up after a super-G cos & Igrave; cos & Igrave; ". Christof Innerhofer: "I pulled it all and I kept the skis best for tomorrow's race. Today I tried the lines because & eacute; after the 'last test, I was wrong and I had blown the doors, I needed to understand better some steps. I have not pushed hard even in the well cebntrale where I recovered something. Of margin ce n '' & egrave ;. I'm pretty convinced that the low numbers will be favored and could have anch''io a low number. " Dominik Paris: "I would not have wanted to show sull''ultimo jump, actually & agrave; I was wrong compression and I was thrown into the air completely wrong nell''assetto. However everything & egrave; definitely went well and the audience & egrave; amused . At some points I did well, but I did still so many mistakes that I have to correct for tomorrow. I'm confident for the race and I hope that it becomes a bit '' pi & ugrave; cold cos & Igrave; potr & ograve; express myself better. " Matteo Marsaglia: "I started well and at the top I had a good time, then too many mistakes in the middle part. The snow & ograve; should become a bit '' pi & ugrave; lasts for Saturday and I partir & ograve; cin a number close to thirty, which is not & egrave; evil. margins to do better there are and we'll see tomorrow. " Source: http://www.fisi.org/sci-alpino/news/flash-news/7836-heel-tanto-video-per-limare-gli-errori-inner-gli-sci-migliori-per-sabato-paris-ho-dato-spettacolo-ma-non-volevo

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