Mölgg: “I have a lot of adrenaline in me”

Italy's slalom runners trained for ten days in Kabdalis, Sweden, under sometimes difficult conditions, and have now arrived at the Finnish World Cup venue, where the first slalom round will take place on Sunday at 10.15:XNUMX a.m. In addition to Stefano Gross and Federico Liberatore, the six-man squad also includes the four South Tyroleans Manfred Mölgg, Alex Vinatzer, Fabian Bacher and Simon Maurberger.

The 36-year-old Mölgg has already competed in Levi eight times, and in 2016 he made it onto the podium in third place. “After the Sölden cancellation, it is now high time for it to get started. I have a lot of adrenaline and tension in me. Physically I'm in optimal condition, now it's time to see where I stand in comparison to the others," said the Enneberger on the homepage of the Italian Winter Sports Association.

“The boys skied really well” Maurberger and Olympic starter Vinatzer did not make it into the points at their Levi premiere last year. Hofer has never competed in Finland. “But that doesn’t mean anything,” said Mölgg, who gave the young slalom talent a positive report: “Besides Gross and me, a new, strong slalom team is currently being formed. I'm seeing a great development with the boys, they've been skiing really well in the last few weeks." On Sunday it will become clear how good the condition of Mölgg and the many young wild ones in the Italian team actually is.

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Mölgg: “I have a lot of adrenaline in me”

On Sunday the long wait for South Tyrol's best "technicians" is finally over: the 2018/19 men's World Cup season opens at the slalom in Levi.

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