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No point in speed so far for the sappadino, who today suffered a very boring injury on the Saslong. It will be a race against time to be in the great classics and look for the Olympic pass.
Saturday 18 December 2021 2 minutes reading time
A very hard start to the season to bear, even mentally, he who has always been able to restart after so many physical problems.
Emanuele Buzzi has to deal again, after starting his World Cup without being able to hit the top 30 in any race between Lake Louise, Beaver Creek and the two-day Val Gardena, with an injury. Not very serious, unlike what happened in the past, but definitely complicated to manage since it is a muscle distraction in the calf of the left leg.
Having practically fallen on the finish line of the Saslong (in 50th position, 3 ”13 from Bennett), the 27 year old from Sappada had already seemed sore in the finish area, then transported to Ortisei for the first checks. Recovery times? Not easy to define, but a few weeks will be needed and the first classics, starting with the double descent of Wengen, where it exploded with that 6th place immediately canceled by the pain for the fracture remedied by falling after crossing the line, are certainly at risk.
As well as the chance to win the pass for his second Olympics with the results.
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