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The Canadian Jan Hudec, returned to the races three weeks ago in the super-G in Lake Louise after nearly a year of stop for a knee injury, is & egrave; again stopped during a training session & Outdoors; early December, so as not to compete in the fast races in Beaver Creek.
Thursday 17 December 2015 1 minutes reading time
After a check-up carried out by the medical staff of the North American team, & egrave; Hudec was decided that it sottoporr & agrave; & Outdoors; another surgery in late January in order to be in the form for the 2016-2017 season.
& Ldquo; After I operated in January 2015 I felt great for being able to return to racing this season - says the 34 year old Hudec, 2 victories in the World Cup downhill, a world silver in downhill and an Olympic bronze in super-G - . But now, after a minor injury before Lake Louise that caused me problems before Beaver Creek, I had to re-evaluate my condition and my future as an athlete. Therefore we decided that I would stop and I would have worked and given a & rsquo; another chance next winter & rdquo ;.
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