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A little less than fifteen days from beginning dell''edizione 2015-2016 World Cup luge on artificial track & nbsp; arrive from Canada and Germany, two important news.
Tuesday 17 November 2015 2 minutes reading time
Samuel Edney top athlete of the Canadian movement has decided to take a year off dall''attivit & agrave; racing to complete its journey of studies. The thirty-one of Calgary, which last December & nbsp; obtained on home his first first triumph in the world circuit, has already & agrave; announced that will stop & agrave; for one season as its main objective & egrave; to participate in the Olympics & nbsp; Pyeongchang in 2018.
Withdrawal outright instead for twenty-three Aileen Frisch. The Bavarian great promise of the German school of luge has inclined towards this decision after being ruled out for the third consecutive winter by the team of the World Cup. Frisch athlete absolute rilie
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Altenberg (RWH) German luger Aileen Frisch, Under-23 World Champion in 2013, has DECIDED to call time on her career. The 23-year-old old from Altenberg said her decision came two to what she felt was a lack of opportunity in the German women & rsquo; s team, according to Functional head coach Norbert Loch.
Aileen Frisch took gold in the individual competition and the relay team at the Junior World Championships in 2012. Her best result in the Viessmann World Cup was third on the artificial track in K & ouml; Königssee During the 2012/2013 winter season.
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