Gut-Behrami emotional: “It can affect anyone”

“It’s not just because there are no spectators in Sölden. I think we should look at the whole thing a little more broadly,” said the Swiss woman, who had to isolate herself after her husband Valon Behrami tested positive at the end of September. “It can happen to anyone,” emphasized the wife of the football professional who works for Genoa in Serie A on Friday. “It’s the same problem for every person. If we are not allowed to leave the house, we cannot work. “I don’t get paid if I’m not allowed to race,” explained the 29-year-old. There may be several interruptions in the season, which starts on Saturday (10.00 a.m./13.00 p.m.) with a giant slalom. “It can happen so quickly, even just in the team” Lara Gut-Bahrami Gut did not want to talk about a real “bubble” in the Ski World Cup at a media event in an underground car park in Sölden that was used as a mixed zone. “A bubble is more like what they did in the NBA. They were locked up for 100 days,” said Gut before her 13th World Cup season. “For us it’s more of a responsibility. If you can bring a negative test, everyone is reassured. It can happen so quickly, even just as a team. We are traveling as a group of 25 people. It’s quick – and everyone has families.” Personal responsibility is crucial Personal responsibility is crucial in the current situation. “I discussed the issue of responsibility with my husband quite early on. If something were to happen to me and I infect my family, then I would also endanger his work and vice versa. We are aware that we have to do the best we can so that things continue as normal,” said Gut-Behrami, whose test results were all negative.

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Gut-Behrami emotional: “It can affect anyone”

Ski racer Lara Gut-Behrami thinks a lot about the coronavirus and its effects.

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