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The Austrian women's team of technical disciplines partir & agrave; tomorrow for New Zealand without Marlies Schild and Kathrin Zettel.
Sunday 10 August 2014 2 minutes reading time
The competitive future of the 33 year-old Schild, the slalom pi & ugrave; winning in the World Cup, & egrave; therefore still uncertain. The slalomgigantiste of Wunderteam remain a & nbsp; Wanaka, New Zealand nell''isola south, until September 10. The other Austrian teams effettuerano instead of the pre-season snow winter in South America.
Coming to the male sector, the winner of the last three crystal balls absolute & nbsp; Marcel Hirscher want & agrave; August 22 & nbsp; Ushuaia, in Argentina, where agrave & Replace battery; on skis after four months in charge the batteries with its many hobbies, in particular motocross. Obviously you allener & agrave; also in the speed & agrave; but not with fellow downhill and super-G, which will be in Chile from August 15 to & nbsp; & nbsp and Portillo, Valle Nevado. The probable incursions into Hirscher speeds & agrave; in the next season will take place in the super-G & nbsp; Beaver Creek, in the super & nbsp; Kitzbuhel and in the super combined World Cup & nbsp; Vail / Beaver Creek.
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