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At home in Switzerland I work in the Canadian area before the inaugural speed stage in Lake Louise.
Friday 15 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
Feuz and companions prepare the races on November 30-December 1, in addition to the subsequent Beaver Creek event, on the snow of Panorama, in the heart of British Columbia.
The Swiss speed tip, however, will only start on Saturday for Canada, a couple of days later than his teammates: the new head coach of the speed team, Reto Nydegger, had already said he was satisfied with the work done from the winner of the last two downhill World Cups in summer training, while still needing a lot of training for two injured "excellent" Switzerland players.
Carlo Janka has decided to try again this year, despite the back pain that has haunted him for years: from mid-October, the giant Olympic champion in Vancouver 2010 seems to be better, but also in Panorama he will work with specific sessions for manage the physical problem and be a regular at Lake Louise, which will start on Wednesday 27 November.
The situation of Marc Gisin is more complicated, exactly 11 months after the terrible fall in Val Gardena: Michelle's brother suffers not so much on a physical level, even if the 16 overall fractures remedied on the Saslong are partly felt, but because of that trust in track that still does not feel, as he had openly confessed a few weeks ago after training resumed. Finding the limit is the biggest problem, which is why you are still evaluating the date of your return to the race.
Mauro Caviezel is just fine, the other tip of the speed sector together with Feuz: the 31-year-old from the Canton of Graubünden began his great last season in North American races, with 3rd place in the Lake Louise super-g and a double second place in Beaver Creek. Repeating will be very tough ...
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Downhill Male Lake Louise (CAN)
DRESSEN Thomas
PARIS Dominik
FEUZ Beat
JANKA Carlo
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Dominik Paris again with the No. 7 for the Lake Louise super-g: appointment tonight at 8.15pm
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