Ten days at Passo Lavazè for Chicco Pellegrino and Francesco De Fabiani: off to the Olympic finishing

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Ten days at Passo Lavazè for Chicco Pellegrino and Francesco De Fabiani: off to the Olympic finishing

With the World Cup stopped due to Covid, the two points of the blue background will remain at high altitude until next January 26, before leaving for China. Team "A" and young people in Misurina.

The Beijing 2022 mission begins, in fact, from the snows of Passo Lavazè for Federico Pellegrino and Francesco De Fabiani, to work at height in the Trentino area (where many cross-country skiers and biathletes of international level have been present for days) before traveling to China. The Olympic Games, in fact, will not be preceded by other World Cup races after the FIS was unable to recover the canceled stages in other locations, due to the Covid situation, in Les Rousses and Planica. A paradoxical situation, unique in the panorama of winter disciplines given that the last race held was the Final Climb of the Tour de Ski on Cermis, last January 4th. Pellegrino and De Fabiani will remain in Lavazè until Wednesday 26, followed by technicians Francois Ronc Cella and Christophe Savoye. A series of training sessions that will involve teams “A” and “Milano Cortina 2026” until Sunday 23 January have started at the Misurina cross-country center, the location chosen by the technical director Alfred Stauder. Paolo Ventura, Davide Graz, Giandomenico Salvadori and Maicol Rastelli will be involved in the various training sessions among men, while in the women's field, Anna Comarella, Greta Laurent, Caterina Ganz, Cristina Pittin, Lucia Scardoni and Martina Di Centa will also be involved. '' them with the focus on the upcoming Olympics. The Italian athletes will be followed by the federal technical staff made up of Fulvio Scola, Renato Pasini, Enrico Perri, Pietro Valorz, Marco Brocard, Valentina Puntel and Roland Carrara.
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