Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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With captain Jansrud starting the last season of his career, the Scandinavian squadron finds its aces to approach the Olympic season. A little over 6 months from the crash to the Crusader, AAK is already on track.
Tuesday 3 August 2021 3 minutes reading time
From January 16 to August 2, 6 and a half months of work, physical tests already very encouraging in the first part of the summer and now the return to the snow, choosing the Stelvio glacier as the basis of an important training block.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde leads the Norwegian team, on the track since yesterday with all its leading elements, with the exception of Henrik Kristoffersen who we will see again in the snow shortly, probably in Saas-Fee, after the fracture of the talus in his left ankle, which has been remedied. in May on motocross bikes.
From the breakdown of the crusader remedied in training, when he was in full swing for an encore in the World Cup, AAK has made great strides and with him Lucas Braathen has also returned to the snow, albeit the phenomenal 21-year-old winner of the giant of Soelden 2020, he had already had a first approach to the Lorenskog ski dome. "Only smiles, it's fantastic to be back on the snow", Kilde said on social media, as well as great is the joy of "Pinheiro" for having found his team mates in the first team meeting towards the Olympic season.
Leading them ideally is captain Kjetil Jansrud, who will face his last year to look for another medal in Beijing 2022. Yes, the Norwegians will be scary again in a few months ...
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