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Hard words from the chief race director of the men's World Cup, which awaits a signal from the FIS board. His opinion is clear ...
Saturday 29 February 2020 2 minutes reading time
These are important words, those spent yesterday evening in front of the journalists present in Hinterstoder by Markus Waldner.
The chief race director of the men's World Cup shows that he has a clear opinion on the situation related to Coronavirus: "If you really want to avoid risks, then you need to stop," said the South Tyrolean referring to a possible absolute stop of the white circus , hypothesis that at this point of the season seems unlikely anyway.
Waldner called for a decisive intervention by the 18 members of the FIS Council, also thinking of the enormous problem that could arise with the Cortina finals. Confirmed for now, yes, but without access to the public and, according to the latest news, with the television productions that will not send their employees on the spot. “The cup finals without audience and TV? It seems impossible to imagine, we will see what will happen on Monday, "Waldner said.
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