Johan Clarey is worried: "It will be hard to train and there will be differences. Yes, I had Covid-19"

The French speed veteran spoke to Ski Chrono colleagues. In turn, the next season will be conditioned significantly due to the different restrictions between countries.

Monday 4 May 2020 3 minutes reading time

“Yes, I also had Covid-19. My girlfriend works in the care sector in Geneva and we knew there would be a good chance of getting the virus. In mid-March I had a couple of days of fever, with headache, loss of taste, while we worried more for her having lasted over a week, but we are fine. " Even Johan Clarey, confined to Annecy waiting to be able to resume outdoor training starting next May 11, as per the decree implemented in France, had to deal with Coronavirus: the world super-g silver in office he confessed it during an interview with Ski Chrono, also showing all the worries for the skiing future. “We will have to look for solutions by living with the virus and adapting week after week. I see it tough also for the entire economic situation and, speaking of skiing, I'm not exactly serene ". The Austrians have already started skiing again (just today in Soelden, ed), “but also in Scandinavia they have worked in the snow in recent weeks. If we think that we did nothing in April and in the summer we will not know how much and how we can use the glaciers, in my opinion at the beginning of the next season there will be a certain disparity between athletes from various countries. I am also worried because nobody can guarantee that the next one will be a normal year, we are in the dark ".

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