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And 'Sepp Brunner, 55 year-old Austrian native of Styria, the new head of the men's speed of Switzerland.
Thursday 20 March 2014 1 minutes reading time
Brunner replaces Walter Hubmann who had resigned for personal reasons. The Austrian has been around for a decade nel'entourage of the Swiss teams, and was already on the staff of the speed in the last World Cup, following in particular the training of Beat Feuz (pictured), who was returning to racing after the serious knee injury that caused him to jump through the winter 2012-2013. In addition Brunner in the past has been coaching for seven years of great gigantista Sonja Nef.
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