FISI and Val Senales reach agreement on training for the Italian teams on the glacier through 2029

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FISI and Val Senales reach agreement on training for the Italian teams on the glacier through 2029

The Federation has announced the extension of its agreement with the company headed by Michl Ebner: not only the top alpine skiing athletes, who make particular use of a superb piste such as the "Leo Gurschler" during the period leading up to the Soelden pre-opening, but also athletes from the other national teams will continue training at altitude in the South Tyrolean resort.

A signed Italian FISI National Team suit was presented to Michl Ebner, president of the Athesia Group and Val Senales (currently president of the Bolzano Chamber of Commerce and a former Member of the European Parliament), marking the day on which the renewal, through 2029, of the agreement between the Federation and the company that manages the glacier was finalized.

The relationship with the Italian teams is thus strengthened, allowing them to continue using the facilities in Senales for training sessions, not only for alpine skiing but also for the cross-country national team, which has often trained at altitude in the South Tyrolean resort.

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