Another pre-world reconnaissance: in Cortina the duo Peterlini-Curtoni and the blue slalomists

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The specialists of the national team will test the "Druscié A" which will host the world slalom. Della Mea returns to the European Cup for the Gstaad races scheduled for Thursday and Friday.

Wednesday 20 January 2021 4 minutes reading time

After the multipurpose women's national team, on the track on the Olympia delle Tofane before the races in Kranjska Gora, it's up to the blue slalomists to train in Cortina for a very useful pre-world session, given that the new "Druscié A" which will host the world championships between the narrow poles. Irene Curtoni and Martina Peterlini, led by the staff led by Matteo Guadagnini, will train from today until Friday 22nd in the location of the next world championships, where there will also be the colleagues of the men's national team with Stefano Costazza at the helm. The players called up by the director Roberto Lorenzi are Stefano Gross, Federico Liberatore, Simon Maurberger, Manfred Moelgg, Giuliano Razzoli and Alex Vinatzer, who will play the world passes between Schladming and Chamonix. Lorenzi himself leads the training of the men's giant team in Pampeago, which began yesterday before Luca De Aliprandini and Giovanni Borsotti (Riccardo Tonetti is also with them) start the European Cup races scheduled for Friday and Saturday in Folgaria. The men's European Cup group, led by the youth technical director Massimo Carca, will train for the next three days in Pozza di Fassa with Pietro Canzio, Giulio Zuccarini, Manuel Ploner, Tobias Kastlunger, Filippo Della Vite, Matteo Bendotti, Giovanni Franzoni, Simon Talacci, Alessandro Pizio and Hannes Zingerle. He will be involved in the races of Gstaad, Switzerland, where the two slalom will be held on Thursday and Friday the two slaloms that recover those canceled in Melchsee Frutt, the women's European Cup slalom group. On this occasion we will see Vera Tschutschenthaler, Lara Della Mea (who returns to the circuit after missing the Vaujany races and winning her debut in Valle Aurina), Anita Gulli, Serena Viviani, Petra Unterholzner at the starting gate , Celina Haller, Roberta Midali, Martina Perruchon, Vivien Insam and Carlotta Saracco. Instead they will be in La Thuile for the two FIS giants, Ilaria Ghisalberti and Asja Zenere; in the Aosta Valley there will also be two girls from the junior group, Annette Belfrond and Sophie Mathiou.

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