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Word of the South Tyrolean, 4th in the last test before Saturday's descent to Wengen, while Paris thinks he "has found a compromise at the Kernen S".
Thursday 16 January 2020 3 minutes reading time
The second and final round of Wengen's descent gave Italy the great news of Christof Innerhofer's high level return. Of course, it is only a timed test, but on the Lauberhorn it has been understood that the 35-year-old from Gais is finally ready to return to the race, after the last played at the Soldeu finals last March, before the injury to the absolute championships of Cortina.
The confirmation comes from the same "Inner": "I am very happy with this test, I managed to get back fast and I had good sensations during the descent. I put on track what I had in mind, making a good improvement compared to two days ago. I think I still have some margin, but it is a good step forward â€.
Dominik Paris, 22nd at 1 â€98 from the best time of Matthias Mayer, is calm:“ I concentrated a lot on the usual passage to Kernen S - confesses the red bib of the descent, referring to the road that has been fatal to him in Wengen several times - I think I've found a compromise. The combined? (scheduled for 10.30 am and 2.00 pm tomorrow). The slalom suits my characteristics, I have always been fast enough between the narrow poles and I will compete to play something good.
I am not looking at the general classification, so I am not particularly interested in the results of my opponents: I concentrate on my races and at the end of the season we will reckon ".
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