Milan, 9 Oct. (LaPresse) – “We’re heading into a new season; our pre-season training in South America went quite well and we hope to pick up where we left off.” So said Dominik Paris during the FISI Media Day at the Armani Theatre in Milan, ahead of the new Ski World Cup season. “Who’s harder to beat, the Swiss or Franzoni? I’d say Franzoni – just joking. The standard is high; it’s not easy to stay ahead of the others, but the good thing is that we’ve got strong athletes too. We’re competitive,” added the 37-year-old from Merano.
Skiing, Paris: “The team is strong; I hope to beat the Swiss and Franzoni”
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Milan, 9 Oct. (LaPresse) – “We’re heading into a new season; our pre-season training in South America went quite well and we hope to pick up where we left off.” So said Dominik Paris during the FISI Media Day at the Armani Theatre in Milan, ahead of the new Ski World Cup season. “Who’s harder to beat, the Swiss or Franzoni? I’d say Franzoni – just joking. The standard is high; it’s not easy to stay ahead of the others, but the good thing is that we’ve got strong athletes too. We’re competitive,” added the 37-year-old from Merano.
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