Raimund Plancker: "So far things have gone pretty well"

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Raimund Plancker: "So far things have gone pretty well"

After the good results of Mattia Casse and Matteo Marsaglia in the giant South American Cup and Championships in Argentina at Cerro Castor in charge of slalomgigantisti blue Raimund Plancker looks at the transfer of Argentina.

"We are approaching the end of this rally - said from South America to the responsible Raimund Plancker -. So far things have gone pretty well, the boys have got to train in pi & ugrave; disciplines of slalom, giant and supergiant despite a few days of bad weather that must always be taken into account. There are still three or four days to finish the job, September 17 will be back in Italy while Matteo Marsaglia and Mattia Casse will join the sprinters for a further seven days of training. " As for the male cadet teams, the sports director of the Italian Alpine Ski Massimo Rinaldi has convened five guys from Team B, and what & egrave; Fabian Bacher, Henri Battilani, Emanuele Buzzi, Rocco Del Sante and Paul Pangrazzi for the rally on the Austrian glacier M & ouml; lltal scheduled from Monday & igrave; 15 to Friday & igrave; 19, the boys will be followed by their manager Alexander Prosch and technicians Pergher Stefano, Fabio and Luca Vierin Vuerich. The team Group C consists of David Da Villa, Federico Liberatore, Simon Maurberger, Federico Paini, Giovanni Pasini, Thomas Hall and Hannes Zingerle led by Ivan Nicco & agrave will be on the same days; instead of the Passo dello Stelvio. Sources: http://www.fisi.org/node/54873 http://www.fisi.org/node/54874
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