Marcel Hirscher always on track: today with Erik Read, Monday at Reiteralm with Noel & Co.

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Marcel Hirscher always on track: today with Erik Read, Monday at Reiteralm with Noel & Co.

The Salzburg champion wants to test the materials that will land in the World Cup next season at the highest level. In a few hours the first "confrontation" with some of his former great rivals.

Woe to take away the ski and the desire to compete and compare, but above all to learn and develop, he who has been a master of the attention to materials and details. Marcel Hirscher, for a few weeks now, has been on the track very often and not in trivial contexts, since he personally wants to bring his "Van Deer" to a high level, that is the ski that will land in the World Cup starting from 2022 / 23 (it is not yet clear with which athletes) and that the same eight-time winner of the crystal ball demands that he soon become a winner. Even before the giants in Alta Badia, Stefan Brennsteiner, a former teammate in the giant team who was able to train together with Annaberg's ace for a few days, had spoken of a Hirscher still able to go very fast, even if his return in the white circus there will not be (for a thousand reasons). Today, Erik Read made it known that he worked with MH89, posting a video of a giant training session and talking about “one of my idols who I think still has some”. On Monday, however, in "his" Reiteralm, Marcel will have the opportunity for the first time to compete in slalom with the current ruler of the discipline, the one who in the last season of the Salzburg champion had managed to beat him in two races symbol such as Wengen and Kitzbuehel. We are obviously talking about Clément Noel, already today in the Styrian town to train with the French team (including Pinturault and Muffat-Jeandet) and with the Belgian Armand Marchant, for the pre-Zagreb finish. Let's say that enjoying the spectacle of such a session on the track doesn't have to be bad at all ...
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