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The Italian skier shared her perspective in an interview: “What’s right for me isn’t necessarily right for others.”
The Italian skier shared her perspective in an interview: “What’s right for me isn’t necessarily right for others.”
Two key events have been officially canceled, with significant implications for the upcoming season.
The champion from Bergamo was able to put herself to the test again on the Stelvio Glacier this week
The champion from Bergamo was able to put herself to the test again on the Stelvio Glacier this week
After the forced break, the priority remains to gradually regain the energy and consistency needed to tackle a challenging season
The 2026–27 Alpine Skiing World Cup loses one of its key players even before the season begins
An encouraging sign for the Azzurra, which was forced to cut short its training camp in Ushuaia and return to Italy to undergo thorough medical examinations
An encouraging sign for the Azzurra, which was forced to cut short its training camp in Ushuaia and return to Italy to undergo thorough medical examinations
After the FISI Media Day in Milan, Federica Brignone traveled to Verona for a gala evening
After the FISI Media Day in Milan, Federica Brignone traveled to Verona for a gala evening
The wedding was organized with the utmost discretion, in keeping with the couple’s decision to keep their relationship out of the spotlight
The wedding was organized with the utmost discretion, in keeping with the couple’s decision to keep their relationship out of the spotlight
The wedding was organized with the utmost discretion, in keeping with the couple’s decision to keep their relationship out of the spotlight
The wedding was organized with the utmost discretion, in keeping with the couple’s decision to keep their relationship out of the spotlight
Fortunately, the worst is behind her, and the champion from Bergamo looked to be in good shape in Milan during the FISI media day.
The champion from Valle d’Aosta: “There’s no snow, but I want to get back to doing what I love only when I’m feeling well.”
During the FISI Media Day, the champion from Bergamo reflected on the past difficult month, beginning with her illness in Ushuaia.
One month after the health issue that disrupted her training in September, the skier from Bergamo will be among the stars of the FISI Media Day.
The champions—rivals on the slopes but teammates on the national team—chose the same model for their travels.
“He seemed to be right on track,” said the world-class skier, “and even though he’ll miss Shanghai, he’ll be back very soon.”
“My plans have already fallen through, because I wanted to play a full season, but I wasn’t able to go to Argentina.”
“My plans have already fallen through, because I wanted to play a full season, but I wasn’t able to go to Argentina.”
The skier from Bergamo spoke at the Trento Sports Festival: “The virus was uncommon, and there are no treatments.”
The skier from Valle d’Aosta has launched a new social media initiative
An important step forward after a difficult period
The skier from Bergamo has returned to work after a few difficult weeks
“I hope to get back on my skis in November. It was a pretty tough summer because I couldn’t do what I wanted to do.”
The Italian champion is currently in Olbia, where she is continuing her training alongside Luca Scarian, the coach of the women’s national team’s elite group
Anticipation is growing among fans and industry insiders for the Italian champion’s public appearance, scheduled for October 9.
The Italian champion will be one of the most anticipated names at the Italian Winter Sports Federation’s Media Day.