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Hannah Auchentaller, who was ill, did not start.

“I didn’t feel I was skiing that well, it wasn’t that easy to find the compromise between speed and hump because there was no visibility.”

“I did not expect to win with such a big lead,” admitted the skier from Bergamo.

“I know I can do much better,” admitted the Italian skier.

The Bergamasque skier was ahead of Cornelia Huetter and Lara Gut-Behrami.

Statements from the Valle d’Aosta star, Marta Bassio and Elena Curtoni ahead of tomorrow’s race.

The Italian skier third in the trial in St. Moritz

On Wednesday morning, the downhill race was held: the Bergamasque chose caution over speed.

Eleven are summoned by dt Max Carca for the weekend trip to Val d’Isère, where a men’s giant slalom and slalom are scheduled.

A big star in Canada, the Italian is having a very special moment.

The Bergamasque believes in her path “despite being the first to admit that there is still a lot of work to be done,” she admits.

Twelve are summoned for the three-day World Cup on the St. Moritz track.

“This round I’m really proud of myself.”

Twenty-four hours after her first victory in the Mont Tremblant giant slalom, the 33-year-old champion from Valle d’Aosta grants a resounding encore in the second race among the wide gates scheduled on the Canadian track.

“I have no words. It’s been a long time since I had such a good time,” said the Italian skier after her podium finish in the SBX in Les Deux Alpes.

With yesterday’s victory in the Mont-Tremblant giant slalom, the Valle d’Aosta star, already the holder of many national records, equaled two others and even broke one overall.

The Bergamasque skier is happy with her seventh place in the giant slalom

The skier from Valle d’Aosta: “In Canada I had never won, I am tied to the giant slalom.”

The skier from Valle d’Aosta triumphed in Canada

The Modenese woman finished third in the Beijing race; her older brother Miro was fourth among the men.

The heavy snowfall that fell overnight on the slope made everything more complicated.

The Italian women skiers spoke ahead of the World Cup double giant slalom scheduled for the weekend.

Taster test on Beaver Creek’s Bird’s of Prey for the World Cup sprinters, who will play their cards in two downhill runs and a super-G this weekend.

In the aftermath of his fifth place in the Killington slalom, the Gold Flames athlete confirms that he wants to aim even higher.

Author of the fastest time in both heats, the U.S. champion recorded her sixth success out of seven races held over the years at the Vermont venue that saw her grow up.

The 28-year-old Sappada native is off to a great start in the women’s individual biathlon World Cup after placing third in yesterday’s mixed relay.

The words at the end of the race of Federica Brignone, sixth in the women’s giant in Killington.

An extraordinary Lara Gut grants an encore on the Killington track.

In Oestersund it was third place for the stainless quartet of Didier Bionaz, Tommaso Giacomel, Dorothea Wierer and Lisa Vittozzi.

Stefania Constantini and her teammates bowed 6-5 only at the last stone to heavily favored Switzerland.