Italy, the first group of slalom players from South America returned, where the riders will arrive on Saturday

Italia, tornato il primo gruppo di slalomgigantisti dal Sudamerica dove invece sabato arriveranno le discesiste
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Italy, the first group of slalom players from South America returned, where the riders will arrive on Saturday

He left South America to return to Italy the first blue group of technical disciplines in the World Cup which was in Argentina, Ushuaia, on August 12, and consisted of Stefano Gross, Simon Maurberger, Manfred Moelgg, Thomas Sala and Patrick Thaler.

Continuing training sessions in the Southern Hemisphere for the other group of slalom players formed by Giovanni Borsotti, Luca De Aliprandini, Roberto Nani and Riccardo Tonetti, the four will move in these hours to Chile, for exactitude to Valle Nevado where will join their teammate Florian Eisath and the riders Henri Battilani, Guglielmo Bosca, Matteo De Vettori, Werner Heel, Matteo Marsaglia and Florian Schieder, who will be engaged on Wednesday 6 and Friday, 8 September at La Parva, always in Chile, in two descents and a SuperG valid for the South American Cup. In Valle Nevado, Thursday, Emanuele Buzzi, Peter Fill, Christof Innerhofer and Dominik Paris will arrive on Thursday, together with Alberto Ghidoni, head of sector. In the same location are already present polyvalent Marta Bassino, Federica Brignone and Sofia Goggia, who will remain until September 15 training in giant and superG, then move to Ushuaia until 3 October. On Saturday 9th will be the riders leaving for Ushuaia, while on Friday, September 15th, will depart for South America the slalomists who, in contrast to the original programs, will enjoy good snow conditions in South America to hold a rally. On the European glaciers, however, the recovery of athletes from injuries is continued: on the Stelvio glacier Karoline Pichler has been reviewed and in the coming days Elena Curtoni will arrive.
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