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The world champion in giant for two days is adept in downhill and super-G at Nevados de Chillan, Chile, after defining very effective training session in Argentina, Ushuaia
Friday 6 September 2013 2 minutes reading time
Tessa Worley for two days is adept in downhill and super-G at Nevados de Chillan, Chile, after defining very effective training session in Argentina, Ushuaia, where the French group of female technical disciplines had already been twice in the last three seasons.
The world champion in giant ledauphine.com tells how he feels in the technical disciplines: "It's okay. There have been good days and bad days. I have the technical background of last season, new materials and more experience. It is working on different types of slopes and snow. Interestingly, we have to be prepared for anything. Regarding the slalom are not happy with my last season, are worse. know I can ski fast and get into the top 10. now c ' 'is the basis for reconstructing everything. "
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