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The national team's program a few days before the respective World Cup starts.
Thursday 21 November 2019 2 minutes reading time
It is the Finnish town of Rovaniemi that hosts the Nordic Combined Team A gathering, back from the Davos retreat which ended on November 10th and at work, until Sunday 24th, in preparation for the maximum circuit planned with the Provisional Competition Round scheduled for Thursday 28 in Ruka.
The coach Federico Rigoni, supported by coaches Ivan Lunardi and Kimmo Savolainen, brought with him Alessandro Pittin, Samuel Costa, Aaron Kostner, Raffaele Buzzi and Lukas Runggaldier, who should take part in the Finnish national championships as a final test at the weekend .
Six other athletes, on the other hand, will work in Kranj for three days of training under the eyes of the head of the Italian youth sector, Ivo Pertile: these are Annika Sieff, Giulio Bezzi, Jacopo Bortolas, Domenico Mariotti, Manuel Maierhofer and Manuel Facchini.
The blue jumpers, on the other hand, are already in the same Slovenian locality for a three-day event led by Federico Rigoni, who will end Saturday 23 (while Alex Insam is busy in the first stage of the World Cup in Wisla); present Giovanni Bresadola, Francesco Cecon, Federico Cecon, Mattia Galliani, Andrea Campregher, Alexander Cecon, Davide Moreschini, Giada Tomaselli and Jessica Malsiner.
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