First blue slalomgigantisti in Ushuaia. Let's take stock with Carca: "Our season starts now"

The words of the technical director of the men's national team, with De Aliprandini and Vinatzer already on the track on the Argentine snow. In the next few hours, Paris, Franzoni and Della Vite will arrive, then the guys from the European Cup group.

Monday 22 August 2022 3 minutes reading time

The training period in Argentina has begun for some of the slalomgigantists of the blue men's teams of the World Cup. In Ushuaia, Giovanni Borsotti, Luca De Aliprandini, Alex Vinatzer, Simon Maurberger and Tommaso Sala have already arrived a few days ago, who last weekend have already become familiar with the snow and in the next few hours will be joined by Dominik Paris, Filippo Della Vite and Giovanni Franzoni, leaving Italy today. The technical director of the national team, Massimo Carca, at physi.org takes stock of the situation at work that awaits the team in the coming weeks. "Our season begins now - explains the Piedmontese coach - The great heat of this summer did not affect the training on the track, because we used the spring snow to test the material in 7-10 days and in the planning phase we had training especially on the athletic phase. We have foreseen 24 to 28 days of skiing in South America, the initial goal is a basic job keeping the giant as a common thread ”. On Friday 26 August the European Cup team led by Alexander Prosch will join the rest of the group already present in Argentina, to remain there until 7 October. "The goal is to further consolidate the collaboration between the various teams to integrate the youngest - continues Carca - There will also be an opportunity for discussion on the field with other nations present, taking part in some races of the South American Cup in Cerro Castor, planned half September. The sprinters (except Paris, ed) are skiing in Saas-Fee and will leave on September 2nd for La Parva, Chile, where they will stay for two weeks before moving to Ushuaia for another two weeks ”.

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