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From 25 to 27 June, appointment with the FIS competitions in Austria where there will be 17 standard-bearers of the national team in search of successes.
Wednesday 23 June 2021 2 minutes reading time
The Grass Ski World Cup takes a week off and the Junior Cup circuit returns to the scene, the FIS races reserved for the talents of the specialty.
Scheduled in Schwarzenbach, Austria, there are three days of competitions: it starts on Friday 25 June with the super giants, followed on Saturday 26 by the giants, and closes on Sunday 27 with the slalom. The technical director Fausto Cerentin has summoned seventeen athletes of a national team that is expected once again protagonist: they are Daniele Buio, Filippo Zamboni (fresh from his first victory in the CdM), Marco Combi, Gabriel Bonaldi, Roberto Cerentin, Michael Bertagno, Nicolò Pettini, Andrea Iori, Otto Pasini, Nicolò Schiavetti, Alex Galler, Davide Nieddu, Marco Milesi, Federica Libardi, Federica Milesi, Margherita Mazzoncini and Ambra Gasperi.
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