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The downhill skier from Sappada, 19th and 13th on his return to the two Canadian races, takes stock and heads for the "double" of Beaver Creek.
Tuesday 3 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
He can smile, and how, for a return to the race immediately at high levels, although not yet to the point where he had left, that is the 6th place of Wengen on last January 19th which led him, after the finish line, to fall fracturing his plate tibial of the right leg.
More than ten months later, Emanuele Buzzi is back by hitting a double top 20 in Lake Louise races: 19th downhill, even better (surprise and bib number 41) in super-g, with a 13th place that gives great confidence to the sappadino. "Good the first ... and also the second - Lele smiles - Archive the first World Cup weekend with a very positive balance. I was curious to start and I didn't know what to expect, also because the last training sessions had been good, but I never managed to be really competitive.
I didn't know if I was going to have that safety and the decision needed to ski well and at a high level. It went well and the result was good; besides the points, I take away confidence and tranquility ".
Now below with Beaver Creek, with the super-g on Friday 6 and the descent on Saturday 7 on the "Birds of Prey", one of the toughest tracks in the white circus: "Yes, it's one of the most difficult and last season I took to home a 22nd and a 35th place. I hope to do better ... ".
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