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Klaus Kroll, Max Franz, Hannes Reichelt (pictured) and other components of the Wunderteam Austrian men's speed left for North America, where, between workouts and races in Lake Louise and Beaver Creek, will spend five weeks.
Tuesday 5 November 2013 2 minutes reading time
The omens, says the Austrian Press Agency APA, are good: the team has recovered from injury and has not had new and in training in Europe for a long time was not so much snow to be able to train. Now surely conditions will change because Vail and Copper Mountain are over 3000 meters. At Copper Mountain, the Austrians will work in the center of speed with a downhill slope, together with the United States.
The head of the men's team Mathias Berthold is satisfied with the pre-season preparation and recovery of Kroll, which after double shoulder surgery just needs a few days more training and Franz, who last year had stop right in North America due to a terrible fall in the super-G in Beaver Creek on the now classic Birds of Prey. Berthold thinks he has the right mix of veterans and young upwardly mobile Wunderteam but the speed has to rescue a season, the last in which he collected just one win with Reichelt, however, ex-aequo with the blue Dominik Paris, in downhill in Bormio, and two medals at the World Championships ... wooden house in Schladming with fourth places at Kroll Reichelt in downhill and super-G.
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