Mathias Berthold: "Hannes Reichelt will go on start at Soelden"

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The Austrian dt sweeps away the doubts

Mathias Berthold: "Hannes Reichelt will go on start at Soelden"

Two days ago we reported that c'' were doubts about the presence of Hannes Reichelt in the opening men's World Cup giant slalom in Soelden next October 27. Today is the technical director of the Wunderteam male Mathias Berthold to sweep away all doubt.

"Hannes is still doing free skiing but his back problems have not had a negative impact on its presence in Sölden, will be at the starting gate," says Berthold. Today slalomgigantisti Austrians, including the holder of the crystal ball Marcel Hirscher, they had to train on the glacier Moelltal but the fog did not make it possible for them. Unhappy with Hirscher course for which one day without training in an attempt to bring Ted Ligety is a lost day. He was not happy even Benni Raich that still has little training after recovering from a motorcycle accident this summer. Tomorrow the boys will make another attempt Austrian and will remain in Moelltal throughout the week, then the next will move on Rettenbach at Soelden.

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