Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017
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It '' was recently branched list of Canadian athletes that from next Monday will be involved in the World Championships in St. Moritz.
Wednesday 1 February 2017 4 minutes reading time
Nothing new from the six summoned by the technical director Martin Rufener that the male team will expect much from the speed disciplines. The 'reference to the Canadian athlete will be the' expert Erik Guay climbed the headlines recently for fearful flight of which he was a victim in the first of two runs of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, fortunately without serious consequences.
The original thirty-five of Quebec this season has achieved good placings among which stands out the podium in the super-G in Val Gardena demonstrating that despite the 'Guay age could be among the protagonists of the next edition of the World Championship, he who in 2011 in Garmisch was the world gold in the downhill.
Beginning of the season rather subdued for Manuel Osborne-Paradis who until now has always sailed in the bottom of the list except for the sixth place in the first free Garmisch.
In the tests the 'reference athlete will be the twenty-five Erik Read, skier whose talent has exploded in this winter. Read despite starting initially with chest high he managed to win regularly placed 4 set within the top ten in three disciplines: slalom, giant and combined alpine.
The world will offer a great opportunity to own in Philip Trevor does not enter the second run of a test of the World Cup away from the Jan. 24, 2016.
These Canadians Sankt Moritz 2017
COOK Dustin (1989) GUAY Erik (1981) OSBORNE-PARADIS Manuel (1984) PHILIP Trevor (1992) Phil BROWN (1991) READ Erik (1991)
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