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The program of the Azzurri towards the opening of October 17-18, while the slalomists get ready in the ski dome of Landgraaf.
Monday 28 September 2020 2 minutes reading time
Soelden is getting closer and closer and the Azzurri teams of the World Cup are working at full capacity on the glaciers to prepare for a season that is almost upon us.
The group of gigantists returned last weekend from the week of training in Saas-Fee, with Tommaso Sala together with the wide-door specialists to prepare an inaugural giant that will also see the Brianza player at the starting gate, before thinking above all of " his ”slalom. And speaking of narrow poles, all the members of the CdM group (with the exception of Sala, who is resting these days) flew to the Netherlands, as they will work until Wednesday 30 September in the Landgraaf ski dome.
Blue women who instead moved to Hintertux, with the training for the athletes who will compete in Soelden, scheduled on the Austrian glacier until October 2, already reached on Tuesday by the four slalomists of Guadagnini. From today, however, four of the seven athletes belonging to the multipurpose group will reach the snows of the Stelvio, namely Elena Curtoni, the sisters Delago and Verena Gasslitter.
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