Norway loses another talent that leaves early: Marcus Monsen retires at 25

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Norway loses another talent that leaves early: Marcus Monsen retires at 25

The gigantist born in '95, six times medalist in the Junior World Championships, has made a life choice. For him 20 races in the World Cup.

Another talent who leaves competitive skiing very young. The long list of retirements continues with Marcus Monsen who, in the wake of former teammate Stian Saugestad, announced his farewell at just 25 years old. A career that seemed very well launched, that of the giant specialist who, however, emerged in several disciplines at a youth level, with three successes in the European Cup (between super-g, giant and combined) and six medals at the junior World Cup level. A lifestyle choice after wearing 20 bibs in the World Cup, all in giant, from 2014 until the last race of last season, on 2 March in Hinterstoder where he also took home four points; the best result of my career will thus remain 17th place in Kranjska Gora, in 2017. "In my best days I also finished in the top 20 in the world, much better than I thought was possible when I started skiing - wrote on social media Monsen announcing the retirement - I can only thank everyone for the support in these years, now I think about future projects ”.
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