Mona Wabnigg Announces Retirement

Mona Wabnigg annuncia il ritiro
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Mona Wabnigg Announces Retirement

With a brief statement posted on its Facebook page, the Austrian luge Mona Wabnigg announced its fans the decision to retire from racing.

"Today officially ends my career as an athlete of the national team of luge - the first words of the Tyrolean listed on the popular social network - with tomorrow begins for me a new path in which I will dedicate & ograve, with great enthusiasm for the Bachelor of Science motor. The 'experience in the world of luge & egrave; was a time in my life unforgettable not scorder & ograve; never. I take the' opportunity to thank all those people who have incited through the good times that of difficulty & agrave, pushing me to go always ahead. " The twenty-two original Innsbruck & nbsp; & Igrave puts so; an end to a career short and stingy with great satisfaction. The 'athlete Tyrolean fact in the seven seasons in which he shared the stage of the main circuit sledging & nbsp; has centered solely a top ten finish, ninth place in Whistler in 2011. & nbsp; Equipped with a large explosive force Mona has had in the fundamental thrust of its main trademark, in most & ugrave; important calendar appointments Wabnigg won two twentieths places in exhibitions worldwide Altenberg 2012 and Whistler in 2013, while the Europeans to Oberhof 2013 & egrave; came twelfth. The 'red and white athlete even though he had a chance & agrave; not to participate in two Olympics & egrave; ever been selected for the Olympic Games being closed by massive internal competition.
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