Sundby: I feel in great shape, but will be more tough last of the year

Sundby: “Mi sento in grande forma, ma sarà più dura dell’anno scorso”
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Sundby: I feel in great shape, but will be more tough last of the year

Despite the sore throat that bothered him in recent days, putting in doubt his participation in races Beitostølen the weekend, it was a Martin Johnsrud Sundby smiling and safe to appear at today's press conference, for the last meeting with reporters before his debut season.

"I am very happy with the way my body is reacting to training and the level I have achieved," said the holder of the crystal ball, which is, however, convinced that the winter will not prove a triumphal march like the past: "I think that last season was the last in which I could stay a step ahead of others. This year I will have to contend with a very tough competition. " Sundby has instead maintained the strictest of confidence held on preparation: "My brother Sondre was told not to talk about the work we have done, so I'll shut up. I will explain at the end of the season. I'm just saying I'm curious to see how much I have improved in the aspects on which I focused. " Inevitable questions about the July disqualification. Sundby has admitted that the approach to the season has been different and more complex than usual, but added that he was now 100% focused on the competitions: "My only concern right now is to go fast on the skis, as for all others". As for the 15 km tomorrow, only a few hours away from the 32 year-old Norwegian will decide whether to leave. The mild illness with which it is struggling does not seem to worry him too: "I was not much good in the week, but when the form is so good is not a problem."
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