Kristoffersen apologizes for post race anger

Kristoffersen si scusa per la rabbia post gara
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Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017

Kristoffersen apologizes for post race anger

On the day he consecrated for the 'umpteenth time the great talent of Marcel Hirscher, has not gone unnoticed by the outburst of anger that has had starring Henrik Kristoffersen that at the end of the second run was thrown violently to the ground with a loud cursing his sticks heading for its failure to the world podium.

The curtain of the Norwegian fact was aired live on television highlighting further the difficult nature of the Scandinavian champion also known for another RedBull has gradually lost the approval of the public in their own country. Kristoffersen probably realizing the ugly gesture tried to justify himself in front of the microphones of NRK and returning sull''argomento said, "I was a little '' angry about how things went on the track, I hope people can understand me. Now are calmer and are able to speak to reporters without saying too much nonsense. I'm sorry that everything has been broadcast live TV. Some scenes should not go on the air. But you say, for the third consecutive time I came in fourth place with world can not certainly be satisfied but now it is time to look ahead and think about the World Cup. I want now to prove to myself that I am able to react and want to do it already at Kranjska Gora where he certainly did not aspire to another fourth place . " Sided with teammate Jonathan Nordbotten now thirteenth in the slalom, "It is not easy for him, but it is still very young and has ahead of him still such a long career. I hope you quickly forget this race and immediately thought to future engagements. At After the descent did not react very well, however, we must understand it wanted at all costs to win and we could not. next time maybe could contain himself more in front of the cameras. "
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