Alpine Skiingsummer workouts
After the triple case of positivity, the World Cup groups return home. Dt Rulfi ready to plan the key work in August.
Monday 29 June 2020 3 minutes reading time
The Stelvio will be a little less blue from today, although fortunately the problem that emerged over the weekend took away only three days of training for the World Cup girls, as well as the junior boys and the boys of the European Cup.
Today Brignone and companions will return home from the glacier, leaving the Hotel Livrio where they emerged, after the tampons carried out on Saturday by the ATS of Sondrio (before those of the ATS of Bolzano, on Sunday) later to the positivity of a member of the national team's technical staff, two other Coronavirus cases (fortunately without symptoms) related to a technician and an athlete, whose names have clearly not been disclosed.
No quarantine, except of course for the three positive subjects, but the second part of the meeting (which had started again on June 24th) closed early; Federica Brignone herself greeted on social media, publishing a photo of the last few days on the track. "Super work, bye bye Stelvio Beach", clearly avoiding references to the situation created in the last hours at home in Italy, although it has always remained under control (and this is well clarified).
Now for the elite trio, for the multipurpose and for the slalomists, a lot of athletic work to do in July, while the bulk of the restart on skis will take place in August, with the technical director Gianluca Rulfi who is preparing a training program on the Swiss glaciers , having to skip the South American trip to Ushuaia, initially scheduled between late August and September.
Today, however, the boys of the Osservati Group of Max Carca, on the glacier until tomorrow, are back on track, in less than good weather conditions at the Stelvio, while the junior girls and the women's European Cup group can train until Thursday respectively 2nd and Friday 3rd July.
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