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Here is the third of our video interviews made at Altenmarkt at Atomic Day, the protagonist is the winner of the last two Peter Fill World Cups.
Thursday 19 October 2017 2 minutes reading time
Peter tells us that summer preparation has gone pretty well, his back does a bit wrong, jokingly says he is because he's a bit old but in general he is pretty happy and the materials are in place. There is pressure, however, and you never have to be relaxed because you have to reconfigure after two World Cups home-winnings, you have to make the most of it and push hard because others do not stop and he wants to try to keep going and to push hard.
Castelrotto's 34-year-old wants to continue on the same track for the last two years and is still calm and calm. Now the riders will take some training days at Stelvio and then there will be a choice between Val Senales or Pitztal, and finally on November 7, departure for North America for final preparation in view of the first fast World Cup races. Peter closes saying that it would be great to win an Olympic medal, who already has silver and bronze medals on the board, but in a single race it takes so much luck. Here is our video interview with South Tyrol champion, good vision!
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