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%
Sofia Goggia also joined in the celebrations for Kimi Antonelli’s triumph as the new Formula 1 world champion
Psychotherapist Romana Caruso didn’t mince words: “You can’t fool God. Or your emotions, for that matter.”
The skier from Bergamo put herself to the test in Sölden: she’s almost ready for the trip to Killington
In an interview with Elle, the skier from Bergamo shared her philosophy on life
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 skier from Bergamo spoke to RTL102.5 about what happened last weekend in Milan
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.”
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
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
The South Tyrolean champion wants to be 100% recovered by the start of 2027
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.
During the FISI Media Day, the champion from Bergamo reflected on the past difficult month, beginning with her illness in Ushuaia.
