Voice to the blue skiers. Casse: "I have to grow downhill", while Buzzi wants "continuity"

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At work on the snows of the Stelvio (even if the weather continues to be unfavorable) also the Piedmontese sprinter and the sappadino, on whom he points very strongly for the next season.

Thursday 11 June 2020 3 minutes reading time

Another forty centimeters of fresh snow and a new day of skiing in the glacier, today's one, really complicated for the blue national teams. In addition to Christof Innerhofer, a sort of captain for his teammates considering the retirement of Peter Fill and the absence of the injured Dominik Paris, the meeting on the Stelvio sees Mattia Casse and Emanuele Buzzi preparing a very important year for their respective careers . The 30-year-old valsusino has repeatedly stroked the long-awaited first podium in the World Cup, during the past season, while the '94 class of Sappada returned immediately to a good level after the injury of January 2019 in Wengen, but he waits the definitive leap in quality. "We have changed a lot in the work and we are confident that we will be able to ski continuously in summer and autumn - Casse told physi.org - We have a good program, with different solutions depending on the indications that will come from the Government. In super-g I want to continue on the road taken last year, while there will be a bit more work on the descent. I will try to combine the two disciplines with the hope that the races will run smoothly. " Emanuele Buzzi now looks for continuity, hoping for a year finally without physical problems: “I come from a season of ups and downs because I was returning from the injury, and this restart at the Stelvio can only do me good - his words - That past however, it was a season in line with what I expected, but now I am looking for perseverance, aware that we will have to adapt and be flexible, recovering the best of conditions ".

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