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The men's Austrian team of speed & agrave ;, recovering from a very difficult season between injuries and results well below expectations (l & rsquo; only to win & egrave; even been Marcel Hirscher in the super-G in Beaver Creek) sees the & rsquo; entry into the technical staff a great of the past, Werner Franz.
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The news & egrave; It has been reported by krone.at but not & egrave; yet official, it will become & agrave; will be revealed when the Austrian team for the & rsquo; winter 2016-2017 in the coming days. Franz, 44 year old Carinthian winner in the first half & agrave; Two thousand years of a downhill and a super-G World and rose another 17 times on the podium Cup, along with the manager of racers Florian Winkler will help & agrave; to return to the top-jet men of Wunderteam.
Moving home Switzerland, skionline.ch reveals two major biennial renewals of existing collaborations concerning materials for Ralph Weber and Justin Murisier. The first extended l & rsquo; agreement with Head and sar & agrave; followed by the same ski man of Beat Feuz, the second with V & ouml; lkl. Both athletes will therefore continue to ski with their existing materials to the 2017-2018 Olympic season.
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