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Tomorrow Manfred Moelgg make the litmus test that will determine whether or not you can be at the start of the giant's inaugural Men's World Cup in Sölden next Sunday. The care of these days are giving positive results, but it tells the whole'' Press Office of the Italian Winter Sports Federation and we thank:
Monday 21 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
The hopes of seeing Manfred Moelgg in the men's giant which takes place on Sunday, October 27 Rettenbach in Soelden. The financier of San Vigilio, a bronze medal in the World Championships in Schladming specialty of February this year, is struggling with a block back that forced him to stop the preparation for the race in Austria. The latest treatments for which you are submitting are also giving positive results and Manni will try to put the skis on Tuesday morning to see if their physical condition will allow him to take on.
In the event that Moelgg could compete, the Italian formation would be composed also by Max Blardone, Davide Simoncelli, Florian Eisath, Roberto Nani, Luca De ALIPRANDINI, John Borsotti (returning after the accident'' last December cruciate ligament and meniscus in his right knee) and one of Mattia Casse and Cristian Deville. If Moelgg were to be abandoned, its place place would be assigned to one of Hannes and Andrea Zingerle Ballerin. The team headed by Claudio Ravetto is finishing the preparation these days in Hintertux, where you will transfer Friday at Soelden.
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La NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) ha pubblicato il 9 luglio il nuovo aggiornamento sul fenomeno climatico ENSO (El Niño-Southern Oscillation), confermando che El Niño è ormai in pieno sviluppo e che continuerà a rafforzarsi nei prossimi mesi. Secondo i climatologi statunitensi, il fenomeno dovrebbe raggiungere il proprio massimo proprio durante l'inverno boreale 2026-2027, con una probabilità del 97% di persistere fino alla primavera 2027 e con possibilità sempre più elevate di raggiungere un'intensità tra le più elevate osservate dal 1950.
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