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Will be nine jumpers Italians involved in competitions the weekend of the World Cup (men and women) and Continental Cup
Tuesday 7 January 2014 2 minutes reading time
As for the men's happening maximum circuit races flight Tauplitz, Austria, where he will be engaged only David Bresadola.
Instead, the Blues will be four gareggerano in Courchevel, France, for the Continental Cup competitions is Andrea Morassi, Frederick Cecon, Zeno Di Lenardo and Diego Dellasega who will make his season debut after the physical problems which had been afflicted.
Unless changes'' s last hour instead remain in Italy to train Roberto Dellasega, back from a successful Tour of 4 trampolines, and Sebastian Colloredo, busy with more than decent results between Innsbruck and Bischofshofen.
In the women fly to Sapporo for the World Cup four of the five athletes committed to Tchaikovsky. He'll be back in Italy Roberta D'' Agostina, and will be engaged in Japan Elena Runggaldier, Evelyn Insam, Manuela Malsiner and Lisa Demetz.
TAUPLITZ (WORLD CUP MEN) Bresadola David (1988)
SAPPORO (WORLD CUP WOMEN) DEMETZ Lisa (1989) INSAM Evelyn (1994) Malsiner Manuela (1997) RUNGGALDIER Elena (1990)
COURCHEVEL (CONTINENTAL CUP MEN) CECON Federico (1994) DELLASEGA Diego (1990) Di Lenardo Zeno (1995) MORASSI Andra (1988)
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