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With fixed ski.com here are the statements of the three on the podium of the men's giant World Cup St. Moritz: Ted Ligety and Marcel Hirscher Alexis Pinturault.
Sunday 2 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
TED Ligety: "The track was rough today, it is so difficult when you can not see anything, it's really tiring. I tried to ski more smooth, round curves without worrying too much distance from the pole. '' It was nice to do a good race other'' before Sochi and confirm where I am in bounds. I hope I can bring my state of confidence in the Olympics. "
MARCEL HIRSCHER: "'' It was really hard for everyone, but in general we have to thank the organizers for having done this race and make it as equal as possible for all.'m Glad that today we competed today though, as I hear, this track is quite similar to that of Sochi so it was a good test before concentrating on the Games. "
ALEXIS Pinturault: "This second race was even more irregular than the first, it was hard to stay focused. I have never won a giant quest and this year'''' s goal is, I want to push hard in the coming events and try to get on that top step of the podium.
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