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Valentina Margaglio leads the blue team in a week of training on the track that will host the CdM race on December 31st. Seven bobsleigh specialists have been called up.
Thursday 23 December 2021 2 minutes reading time
The sixth seasonal round of the Skeleton World Cup will take place in the Latvian gut of Sigulda, with the penultimate stage then set in Germany, in Winterberg on 7 January, to end in St. Moritz on 14 January before the approach to the great olympic appointment.
With this in mind, the sporting director Maurizio Oioli has decided to summon four athletes for a week of training in preparation for the Sigulda race, which will take place on Friday 31 December. There will be Valentina Margaglio, who this season obtained the first two historic podiums in the history of the Italian skeleton in the maximum circuit, Amedeo Bagnis, Alessia Crippa and Mattia Gaspari.
The sixth round of the World Cup for the blue bobsleigh team is also approaching, again in Sigulda, with the races scheduled for Saturday 1 January and Sunday 2 January 2022. There are seven, on the recommendation of the sporting director Maurizio Oioli, the blue athletes on the track: Patrick Baumgartner, Robert Mircea, Giada Andreutti, Mattia Variola, Tania Vicenzino, Eric Fantazzini and Lorenzo Bilotti. The athletes will be followed by the pool of federal technicians made up of Manuel Machata, Simone Bertazzo and Giovanni Mulassano.
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