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Peter Fill won two FIS supercombinate Pila organized to increase the Italian contingent in the Olympics and tomorrow will be in Wengen with teammates for the first time trial on the Lauberhorn. It tells us everything'' s Press Office of the Italian Winter Sports Federation, whom we thank.
Monday 13 January 2014 4 minutes reading time
Peter Fill won two FIS supercombinate male (+ supergiant slalom) that were played in Pila (Ao) and which was attended by many of the Azzurri World Cup including Dominik Paris, Silvano Varettoni and Mattia Casse, with '' The aim of consolidating the Italian contingent in the next Olympics in Sochi. The 32 year-old policeman Castelrotto preceded the first occasion Emanuele Buzzi and the Swiss Murisier Justin, came in second behind the same and Paolo Buzzi Pangrazzi.
The bidding ended, the men-jet rose immediately by car to reach Wengen, where the tests begin tomorrow on the Lauberhorn in Wengen in view of the three-day competitions of the World Cup (super combined, downhill and slalom) next weekend. A runway to welcome Peter, on which rose three times (second in 2009 in the super combined, downhill third in 2007, third in super combined in 2006). "We performed with pleasure in this day of competition - he says -.'' S I gladly did, let's hope that's enough to make some more place and allow some other pair or to compete in Sochi. Come now five weeks row, we will have to be adept at handling forces. This season is going very well, they are always quick on every type of track, I just need to continue skiing. Wengen is my favorite track, there have always been strong and the program offers a super very dear to me. races in Pila have served me well in this regard, as always I will give my best and with a bit of luck I can'' another good result. " In addition to the Fill will be at the start of the tests Innerhofer, Paris, Heel, Varettoni, Loudspeakers, Klotz and Marsaglia, which occur on the track his condition after the fall of last week in training and Gressoney that'' forced him to skip the Adelboden giant to whom he was writing.
Order before SC'' s arrival men's FIS Stack (Ita): 1. Peter Fill (ITA) 2. Emanuele Buzzi (Ita) 3. Justin Murisier (Swi) 4. Paul Pangrazzi (Eng) 5. Siegmar Klotz (Ita) 6. William Bosca (Ita) 7. Henri Battilani (Ita) 8. Silvano Varettoni (Ita) 9. Dominik Paris (Ita) 10. Mark Vukicevic (Srb)
'' Second order of arrival men's FIS SC Pila (Ita): 1. Peter Fill (ITA) 2. Emanuele Buzzi (Ita) 3. Paul Pangrazzi (Ita) 4. Luke Aerni (Swi) 5. Justin Murisier (Swi) 6. Mattia Casse (Ita) 7. Henri Battilani (Ita) 8. William Bosca (Ita) 9. Siegmar Klotz (Ita) 10. Silvano Varettoni (Ita)
13. Dominik Paris (Eng)
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