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Training in Norway, until next 30 July, for seven athletes of the reference team. The "Milano Cortina 2026" team for almost two weeks in the Trentino area.
Sunday 17 July 2022 2 minutes reading time
The technical director of Italian cross-country skiing, Alfred Stauder, has summoned seven athletes, belonging to the men's and women's teams of the World Cup group, for two weeks of work in Sjusjoen, Norway. The Azzurri will play in Northern Europe from Sunday 17th to Saturday 30th July; present, among the men, both Federico Pellegrino and Francesco De Fabiani, as well as Giandomenico Salvadori, Paolo Ventura and Davide Graz, among the women will be protagonists of the training Caterina Ganz and Anna Comarella.
All athletes will be under the technical supervision of the two federal coaches Markus Cramer and Francois Ronc Cella.
The boys and girls of the Milano Cortina 2026 team will meet at Passo Lavazé, from Monday 18 to Saturday 30 July. Under the orders of the technicians Fulvio Scola, Renato Pasini and Giuseppe Cioffi, there will be eleven blues involved, namely Michael Hellweger, Martin Coradazzi, Simone Mocellini, Michael Abram, Elia Barp, Alessandro Chiocchetti, Francesca Franchi, Martina Di Centa, Nicole Monsorno, Federica Cassol and Sara Hutter.
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