Alpine Skiing
The federsci U.S. announced the names of the athletes who will participate to the giants of Sölden that the weekend will open the World Cup. Six men and three women at the start.
Wednesday 23 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
Giant male: Tommy Biesemeyer, Kieffer Christianson (rookie), Tim Jitloff, Robby Kelley, Ted Ligety (winner of the last two races on the Rettenbach), Bode Miller (returning after more than a year and a half).
Giant women: Julia Mancuso, Megan McJames, Mikaela Shiffrin.
Ted Ligety: "Sölden is an amazing place to start the season. Fortunately we were able to train well on the glacier in view of the weekend and it's a track where I feel good. I have a good chance to win again but we'll see Sunday ".
Bode Miller: My physical preparation is probably the best for a long time now. During this period, out of the World Cup I was able to completely heal my knee. I'm ready to get back in the World Cup on a track where I have won one of the first races of my career. "
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