Faivre on the track at Montgenèvre: the giant champion ready to land in Salomon, like Alice Robinson ...

Even the French specialist, expiring with Head, to the transalpine house. At home Slovenia changes: Magoni will no longer follow Hrovat, ditto Abplanalp with Stuhec.

Tuesday 12 April 2022 3 minutes reading time

Still on the track on the snows of Montgenèvre, for a couple of days together with Clément Noel himself. The news, however, concern Mathieu Faivre since, as reported by "Ski Chrono", the reigning world champion of giant is ready to change materials, after a very poor year of satisfactions in the World Cup, saved in some way by the bronze Olympic. Expiring with Head, the thirty-year-old from Isola 2000 should land at Salomon who, if we think of the big names in the world giant, already serves Luca De Aliprandini. It would be the same path as Michelle Gisin and, almost certainly, Alice Robinson as well: as Gianmario Bonzi reports, the latest ones give the New Zealand starlet, fresh like Faivre from a very difficult season (where he did better in super-g than "his" giant, where she was even excluded from the cup finals), leaving Voelkl to choose Salomon as the Swiss (official status is expected in days) and of course Marta Bassino, under contract with the French brand. Important changes also within the Slovenian national team which, in fact, is a mix of private teams: after only one year at the helm of Meta Hrovat, we are moving towards the separation between Livio Magoni and the '' 98 class that only in the season finale , before getting injured in the Lenzerheide giant, he seemed to have found his level again. The confirmation by the sports director of the Slovenian ski association, Miha Verdnik, to lead “Dnevnik”, with Denis Steharnik chosen to follow Hrovat together with Neja Dvornik. Ilka Stuhec has already confirmed her choice: farewell to Stefan Abplanalp, the Swiss technical expert who followed her since 2019, having to recover an athlete who, after the bis world title in descent in Are, was again injured in Crans -Montana. Three very difficult seasons and a new turning point for the sprinter (with the name of the coach still ... unknown), hoping to find herself.

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