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The failure to call for the World Championships in St. Moritz, has thrown into Klaus Kroell discomfort that the Austrian Kleine Zeitung newspaper leaked the 'idea would withdraw from the race.
Wednesday 1 February 2017 2 minutes reading time
The thirty-six Styrian downhill this season got tutt''altro results that exciting, with a sixteenth place as his personal best by being regularly beaten by on teammates. With this Road Map the winner of the 2011-2012 World Cup downhill has not hit the qualification for the 'World Championship event and the well-known Austrian newspaper did not hide his disappointment about his continuing these remunerations.
"I'm not at all surprised by the failure to convene in St. Moritz in 2017 - began Kroell, who then preseguito - I'm quite disappointed because I was finally starting to make a little progress, but unfortunately I was not given a chance to prove it. This season is all turned wrong and have never been able to be riding as I wanted. "
While his teammates are committed to play for the world championship medals, the veteran of the white and red team will try to pass themselves off the disappointment pulling a bit '' plug, before going back downstairs with the practice for the tests of the World Cup Kviftjell which could mark a kind of watershed in his career, "he'll try to arrive in Norway in top condition to prove to myself and technicians to be more competitive, though not hide that right now I am seriously thinking to retire."
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