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Despite what I said recently, that is not to be taken for large speed, that Marcel Hirscher is thinking to try downhill World Cup to continue to compete for the crystal ball?
Thursday 20 March 2014 2 minutes reading time
The slopes of the Slovenian and Croatian National Championships, both held on the slopes of the Austrian Innerkrems in Carinthia, leave at least doubt that there is this possibility since Hirscher has played both, but with modest results. In the title Slovenian he finished forty-fifth to 4 "17 by the winner, his compatriot Manuel Kramer, and a 4" by 06 third prize, Andrej Sporn, who is crowned champion of Slovenian specialties. In the title Croatian Hirscher arrived forty-seventh to 3 "46 by Ivica Kostelić who won yet another national title after having already snagged those of the super combined and the slalom.
For the record, between yesterday and today more Innerkrems Sofija Novoselic has won the title of Croatian women's slalom, super combined and Sasa Trsinski to Andrea Komsic the descent. Also in Innerkrems Ilka Stuhec, in the absence of Tina Maze won the national title in the women's downhill with 1 "26 ahead of Marusa Ferk. Finally, Hirscher not trying to make a descent from February 9, 2009, when he finished seventeenth in quick race valid for the World Cup super combined in Val d'' Isere but then went out in the slalom.
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