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STACK (Aosta) - Just a flash on the first experience of the Five Rings and a career appointment to the next races of the World Cup, because the season is far from'' nothing but complete. Chat with Francesca Marsaglia by the withdrawal of Pila, in Val d'' Aosta, where he is with the team-mates prepare for the trip to Crans Montana.
Wednesday 26 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
Outside of the super combined slalom, ninth place after the downhill (for her excellent results) and when traveling at pace from fifth place finish, also released in Super G, 16th in giant with the 4th time in the second round after a first decidedly subdued . This, in the results, it was the first Olympics in the career of the 24-year old Roman Francesca Marsaglia. Perhaps you could also do better, but then, c'' is everything else ...
"What I bring to Sochi? Would answer: EVERYTHING! But if I talk about a particular moment, well it is definitely the Opening Ceremony'' and also the fact that it has opened the Games in the women's alpine skiing, with the number 1, disputing then my best downhill season!
In fact I carry in my heart every second lived. With regard to these last few weeks of the World Cup, I really hope that I can still take a lot of satisfaction: I'm very well, so you just have to try until the last''. The track to the next stage, in Crans Montana, will be new to all this and I like it and I'm curious. "
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