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The South Tyrolean champion, conditioned by physical problems and distant even in the tests on the Lauberhorn, will hardly continue to the goal of Cortina 2021.
Thursday 16 January 2020 2 minutes reading time
The feeling gets stronger week after week, also because the physical problems he has been suffering from for a couple of seasons, have practically never allowed him to be competitive more than a fight for the points area (so far he has only gotten 2 ), really too little for the one who, certainly not a ski age ago, has won two downhill World Cups.
Peter Fill is ready to leave at the end of the season, even if the final decision has not yet been taken and the South Tyrolean champion still wants to enjoy the end of a career that, in his intentions, should have ended with the world championships in Cortina 2021 Almost certainly it will not be like that and, even before the race that will take place on Saturday in Wengen (in practice he has always remained around 2 and a half seconds behind, however not far from the first), the 37 year old from Castelrotto, Peter left go to a clear message via social media.
After crossing the finish line of the 350 bibs in the World Cup during the Bormio stage, here is another important appointment for Fill: "Wengen is always special - says Peter - and I want to enjoy what will probably be my last descent on the Lauberhorn" .
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