Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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After the accident on the Gran Risa, the 22-year-old from Switzerland is speeding up his time and could do it for the weekend of Kitzbuehel, after having witnessed the home appointments between Adelboden and Wengen as a spectator.
Sunday 5 January 2020 2 minutes reading time
A month to return, at the very least. These were the times indicated for the recovery of Marco Odermatt, who had injured the external meniscus of his right knee on 22 December, in the final of the second round of a giant on the Gran Risa which cost the Swiss a stop that could be even shorter than the expected.
Yes, because if the phenomenal boy born in 1997 who in Beaver Creek, in the super-g at the beginning of December, had already achieved his first World Cup victory, it is certain that he will also observe the home matches between Adelboden and Wengen, it seems that the return to the race for the most anticipated weekend of the year is more than likely.
That's right, Kitzbuehel and Streif, without any fear for a 22-year-old special who is Odermatt; could give up the descent, although everything will depend on the sensations in the tests of the previous days, to focus everything on the super-g scheduled for Friday 24th, but if everything goes according to plan in the next two weeks, the Swiss will go to Kitz, as confirmed the "Blick".
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