Massimiliano Blardone, the Gran Risa yours. Victory in Alta Badia
giant Alta Badia. Each year the Gran Risa live with so much emotion. Today even more. Our Massimiliano Blardone reigned on "his" track. "His" because we know that the Gran Risa has always been his favorite track where in the past has won two more times. Well today regalatodi Max has a great dream to Italy again and all the fans who came to cheer the Blues to The Villa.
sixth in the first round with the bib 19, Maximilian ran a super second run coming to the finish with 97 cents ahead of Thomas Fanara. A huge advantage that allowed him to recover as many positions until you get to win and to be faster over all, including Ted Ligety (only one quarter) and Marcel Hirscher. The blue then won on his home track, marking the time of 2'46 "49 ahead of Hannes Reichelt 35 cents and 57 cents Philip Shoerghofer.
"I could not look bad - says Max kidding - who in April became seen here in Abbey's dad and all my family with my girlfriend Simone." "I would like to continue his career until 2018, why not - continues Blardone - But maybe for now I say that I continue until 2014 and then see how it goes. Physically I am fine and not the will to win ' I still lost. Now I'm more mature and I gained a greater understanding of what goes and what is not. altet In the circuit there are going strong, Ted Ligety above all. Very likely he'll win the cup of specialty this year. But, I play my cards: Adelboden is a track I like, I like to Kranjska Gora, all others are new on the calendar for everyone, so we'll see. "
But Italy now has given away a lot of satisfaction. Yes, because even David Simoncelli fastest in the heats, and the young John Borsotti have proven to be giants. David, on the Gran Risa has one win and four second places, rose from twenty-ninth position in tenth place, while John recovers sixteen positions finishing 12 th. Other blue
within thirty altotesino Manfred Moelgg is the nineteenth, and do not qualify for the second heat Matthias cases, Christof Innerhofer, Florian Eisath, De Luca Aliprandini, Alexander Ploner and Roberto Nani. How about an Italy
... giant!
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