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In Stoos small ski resort of the canton of Schwyz in Switzerland were terminated, the latest work on the track dedicated to the champion Heiner Franz, a native of this country.
Friday 7 October 2016 2 minutes reading time
L & rsquo; interesting track after the latest changes, diverr & agrave; a permanent training ground for young rossocrociati athletes who want to train in the speed disciplines.
This track has got l & rsquo; approval by the FIS to host international competitions; very often & egrave; It was used for the junior national competitions.
Franz Heinzer, Free Saalbach downhill World Champion in 1991 and winner of three cups of consecutive down between 91 and 93, & nbsp; has personally followed the work.
There are many tracks that have been devoted to the past samples, I recall just a few: the Deborah Compagnoni headquarters of female test of the 2005 World Championships and many races of men's and women's World Cup, slopes Alberto Tomba and Gustav Thoeni in Val di Fassa, Franz Klammer in Bad Kleinkirchheim also it hosts races of the Cup and Leo David Gressoney Weismatten, reminiscent of the young blue disappeared after a tragic skiing accident & nbsp;
Nel video allegato una breve sintesi della Discesa Libera Mondiale di Saalbach 91
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