Nine blue World Cup in training in Pfelders

Nove azzurre di Coppa del Mondo in allenamento a Pfelders
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Nine blue World Cup in training in Pfelders

Training sessions in Pfelders, municipality of Moso in Passiria, for nine Alpine Ski World Cup skiers.

The heterogeneous group, in the sense that it brings together polyvalent, downhill and slalomgigantiste, is composed by Marta Bassino, Federica Brignone, Chiara Costazza, Elena Curtoni, Irene Curtoni, Francesca Marsaglia, Martina Peterlini, Karoline Pichler and the returning Laura Pirovano, who after the last injury recently took part in two FIS giants at Madonna di Campiglio, obtaining a second and a fifth place. Of this group, only Peterlini will join the others tomorrow. In the South Tyrolean area will be present the head of the Italian alpine ski expert Matteo Guadagnini, the manager of the polyvalent sector Gianluca Rulfi, the descendant coach Ettore Mosca Barberis, the manager of the slalomgigantiste Luca Liore and the technician of the same sector Paolo Deflorian. The girls will work with their coaches to prepare the next events, starting from the first two historic Women's World Cup races on the Saslong of Val Gardena, the descent on Tuesday 18 and the super-G on Wednesday 19 December, while for giant and slalom sene will talk again on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 in Courchevel, in Savoia. Training in Val di Fassa instead for the group of technical disciplines of the men's European Cup. There are seven young players: Federico Liberatore, Hans Vaccari, Alex Vinatzer and Hannes Zingerle will meet in Pozza di Fassa in today's evening, Fabian Bacher, Simon Maurberger and Giuliano Razzoli will arrive tomorrow. The team will work until Saturday, except for Maurberger who will leave on Friday and Razzoli and Zingerle who will remain until Sunday, with the technicians Roberto Lorenzi and Roberto Saracco to prepare the Paganella giants on Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 and the Obereggen slalom on Wednesday 19 December.
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