The 42-year-old skier herself shared the latest updates, posting several stories on Instagram showing the metal hardware that had been removed from her left leg.
Sportal.it sat down with Thomas Ondertoller, director of marketing and communications for Obereggen Latemar, to take stock of the situation.
The champion from Bergamo will leave on Thursday, November 12, for the United States, where she will train on the slopes in Copper, Colorado, alongside Marta Bassino, Laura Pirovano, and Asja Zenere.
The Italian skier is tenaciously continuing her training to get back to 100%
There are fears that the slalom skier from Brianza may have suffered a cruciate ligament injury, a problem that could put him back in the same situation he faced two years ago
“We believe she has come to understand our philosophy and that her decision comes from the heart and gut, which naturally led her to us. We welcome her with open arms.”
“We believe she has understood our philosophy and that her decision came from the heart and gut, leading her naturally to us. We welcome her with open arms.”
The Italian skier announced her retirement from the Carabinieri
The Italian skier announced her retirement from the Carabinieri
Sofia Goggia also joined in the celebrations for Kimi Antonelli’s triumph as the new Formula 1 world champion
The skier from Bergamo put herself to the test in Sölden: she’s almost ready for the trip to Killington
“Matilde continues to be on everyone’s mind,” the text reads.
In an interview with Elle, the skier from Bergamo shared her philosophy on life
The Brazilian won the opening race of the Alpine Skiing World Cup, at the end of a race affected by strong winds
The Brazilian won the opening race of the Alpine Skiing World Cup, at the end of a race affected by strong winds
The Brazilian won the opening race of the Alpine Ski World Cup, at the end of a race affected by strong winds
The Brazilian won the opening race of the Alpine Skiing World Cup, at the end of a race affected by strong winds
Fans and insiders continue to wonder about the details and timing of the “Tiger of the Aosta Valley’s” return to the slopes.
Francesca Marsaglia tries to look on the bright side, even though she admits that managing her energy on a daily basis is difficult.
A workout similar to those that Formula 1 drivers routinely do to strengthen their necks—a part of the body that is essential for withstanding the stresses of racing
A workout similar to those that Formula 1 drivers routinely do to strengthen their necks—a part of the body that is essential for withstanding the stresses of racing
The “Tiger of Valle d’Aosta” didn’t hold back and offered a specific piece of advice to Italy’s top tennis player.
The skier from Bergamo spoke to RTL102.5 about what happened last weekend in Milan
The champion from Valle d’Aosta set the record straight on the eve of the new season, following the events of the past eighteen months.
One year after the fall in Val Senales that cost her a spot in the Olympics, Marta Bassino is ready to return to the World Cup
“When I was little, I didn’t have any posters, just photos: Lindsey Vonn, Marcel Hirscher, and of course Mikaela Shiffrin. To think that I’m racing alongside them now is incredible.”
“When I was little, I didn’t have any posters, just photos: Lindsey Vonn, Marcel Hirscher, and of course Mikaela Shiffrin. To think that I’m racing alongside them now is incredible.”
“When I was little, I didn’t have any posters, just photos: Lindsey Vonn, Marcel Hirscher, and of course Mikaela Shiffrin. To think that I’m racing alongside them now is incredible.”
The skier from Bergamo has returned to training at Stelvio
The Italian skier is back on the slopes after catching a virus in Argentina: “I had moments of confusion; I was scared.”
