Goggia's cryptic message leaves ski fans puzzled

At the end of January, Sofia Goggia fell so badly on the tourist slope in Garmisch-Partenkirchen that she fractured her tibia plateau - which lasted around two months. This was bad news for the Bergamasque woman, as she missed the home World Championships in Cortina d'Ampezzo, where she was considered the top favorite for downhill gold due to her outstanding form. So Goggia didn't win a World Cup medal - can she console herself with the crystal ball on the downhill? Although she hasn't competed in a race for over a month now, she is still 70 points ahead of Corinne Suter and 97 points ahead of Lara Gut-Behrami in this ranking before the World Cup final in Lenzerheide. For a win you get 100 points. So Goggia is dependent on help on the final descent - or else she can still make her crazy “lightning comeback” plan come true. A mysterious message In any case, Goggia received the green light from the medical team for “free skiing”. Will she really dare to compete in the World Cup downhill next Wednesday? In any case, Goggia is giving her fans pause with a video on social media. The clip shows a book about Vincent van Gogh called “Follia”, which means “madness” in German. Goggia then opens the work to the exact place where it says: “La discesa infinita”, i.e. “the infinite descent”. Is this an indication that just a few weeks after her injury she started the crazy attempt to hunt for bullets on the descent in Lenzerheide? A decision should be made in the next few hours as to whether the 28-year-old will travel to Switzerland for the final or not.

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Goggia's cryptic message leaves ski fans puzzled

Will Sofia Goggia make a miracle comeback in Lenzerheide or not? The ski world is puzzling over this these days. The skier herself has now fueled the rumor mill with a cryptic posting.

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