US stars Shiffrin and Vonn headline Saalbach worlds

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Salbach, Austria: McCilla Shafreen and Lindsay Wan’s star American duo, respectively, is returning to slopes with injury and retirement respectively, with the heading of the World Skin Championship in Salbach, starting on Tuesday.

The Chefreen, who has 99 World Cup victories and has seven gold medals in the World Championship, has started 14 medals in the 17 World Champions. However, the most successful Alpine Scare in the modern era suffered a blow this season when the accident in November in November left him from a stomach puncture wound.

He returned to Korchiel last week’s 10th place in Salem last week. “Seeing this was a very important step for me to see how I stand with the world’s top skiers,” said Shafreen.

“It was very important to start before the World Championship.” I want to target the giant Sellem and Selmelum, and everything depends on how the next 10 days or these races, how it runs in training. –

“I am catching the fastest tasks in the world so I have a lot to do but I’m glad to come here and look forward to trying it.” Shafreen will be included in the American women’s team by winning the World Championship eight times by winning the World Championship.

Van abortion has been making waves since his return to action after retirement, which lasted for only five years. In 2019, a 40 -year -old man has been a championship after being snatched under a bronze in 2019 after hanging his shoes in 2019, which became the oldest female racer for medal in a world.

It could be realisticly a threat to Silbach, where Van called the course “very simple” on the Zulferkovian Mountain. He said, “So it should be well appropriate to me, if I can find something sharp, I should be in good shape.”

Wan said she is patient at the World Championship in Salach, on the horizon at the Milan/Corta Dempezo at next year’s Winter Olympics. “To me, it was really good to ride without too much dangers. I wanted to be healthy and nothing more,” said the 82-time World Cup winner after racing in Garmesh-Partinkrin last week.

“It gives me more confidence for the world championship.” Initially, after impacting his return with the fourth and sixth playing in St. Anton, Won Corteena ranked 20th. In Garmashch, Van failed to end down but came in 13th in Super G.

He said, “The purpose of this purpose was not at all – surely the only thing that is a medal at the World Championship.” The men’s line -up may lack the high profile draw of the shafer and the van, but this will not fail Switzerland’s Marco Odermate.

Odermate is the leading man of this season Scare and will be seen to take his World Cup farm to Salbach, where he will try to defend his dawn and giant Selome titles in Korchil Merbil two years ago.

France’s cleared will be included in the favorite selection of Noel Salem, especially after his victory in Katzibell. They are likely to face three Norwegian -led Brazilians born in the form of Lucas Panhero Burton, led by Henrik Christphin.

Austria’s hopes can be tested for success on domestic snow. Vincent Craich Mayor is the top -ranked Austrian man in the overall standing, at 16th, a mass of 767 points away from Odermate. Cornelia Hoter is a leading Austrian woman, standing ranked 10th in the general ranking, with Italy’s Federica Brownon leading the Lara Gut Beermi and Camley’s Rest Swiss pair.

But the powerhouse should never be rejected by its nation, especially at home. This season has faced cracks, at least for France, both Cyprin Serzin and Alexis Pantorlat are absent from Salbach after being injured.

Marcus Waldner, the director of the Men’s World Cup International Sky Federation’s Chief Race Race, called on organizers, coaches and his industry data to work together to how to better reduce the cracks. –

Waldner said, “Link better ice preparation with better equipment and” we are turning the dial “. “We’re in the limits … so we all need to cooperate (to find) the best solution to avoid all these injuries.”