Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017
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Norway will be a stellar one that the unmatched value to take the start of the World Championships in St. Moritz.
Wednesday 1 February 2017 3 minutes reading time
The Scandinavian national can on paper aspire to go to medal in all five competitions that make up the men's calendar dell''evento champion. In the slalom training will field nientepopodimenoche the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen the greatest interpreter of the discipline of the last two seasons.
The original twenty-two of Lørenskog will undoubtedly be the 'culprit for the' gold medal in the race for the rapids gates, he who in his unique worldwide experience has never finished on the podium. Kristoffersen in the technical disciplines will be joined by veteran Leif Kristian Haugen that just this season has managed twice to tap the 'appointment with the top three.
The third Scandinavian paper for the slalom will be the twenty-five-Sebastian Foss Solevåg whose best career result the 'clocked precisely in Sankt Moritz during the end of last year when it closed in third place.
In the speed disciplines, Norway orphan Svindal will still have two aces to play: Kjetil Jansrud and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde. The first impressed early in the season taking four wins and two podiums between superg and downhill in St. Moritz will be among the most anticipated athletes also combined. Kilde instead of a step below the underdogs compared to team-mate but should always be held in high esteem for a place on the podium.
The Norwegians Sankt Moritz 2017
Kjetil Jansrud (1985) Kilde AAMODT Aleksander (1992) Adrian Smiseth Sejersted (1994) Henrik Kristoffersen (1992) HAUGEN Leif Kristian (1987) FOSS-Solevåg Sebastian (1991) Nordbotten Jonathan (1989) NETELAND Bjoernar (1991)
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