Historic victory for Daniel Grassl – The Voices

Daniel Grassl After his first Grand Prix victory, complete with a personal best (264,3 points), Grassl astonished with a confession: “After the 6-minute warm-up I felt really bad, worse than ever.” And the Merano native then spontaneously asked his program. “I wanted to show 3 quadruple combinations, but then I played it safe and chose 2 quadruple combinations because I just wasn't feeling well.” Then Grassl went on the ice and wrote sports history. FISG - Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio For the Italian Ice Sports Federation, Grassl “wrote an indelible page in the history of Italian figure skating” with his victory in the “MK John Wilson Trophy.” Nicoletta Ingusci (President Young Goose Academy) Daniel Grassl grew up sportingly in Neumarkt. Nicoletta Ingusci, president of the Young Goose Academy), was in Sheffield as Grassl's mental coach. “We have been doing a lot of yoga, hopefully it will continue like that. He should be there 90% of the time at the GP finale in Turin, let's see how things go for him in Japan and Finland. I’m keeping my fingers crossed.” Alex Tabarelli (President CONI-South Tyrol) “Daniel Grassl is our great hope for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina. His decision to go to the USA seems to be working out. His goal is to win the Olympic gold medal at home. He’s well on his way there, even if it’s going to be difficult.” Eurosport “Grassl writes history” Massimiliano Ambesi (sports commentator/Eurosport) “As of November 12.11.2022, 5, Italy is one of 4 countries, along with Canada, Russia, the United States and France, to have at least one Figure Skating Grand Prix success in all XNUMX disciplines.” This victory has a special aftertaste for Grassl: The 20-year-old can hope to be the first Azzurro to take part in the Grand Prix finale in Turin from December 8th to 11th.

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Historic victory for Daniel Grassl – The Voices

Figure skater Daniel Grassl had a great moment on Saturday evening in Sheffield, England: He won a Grand Prix for the first time. The Meraner is celebrated accordingly and surprises with a confession about the competition.

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