Skiers are afraid of the coronavirus. Shiffrin limited contact with a friend

BRATISLAVA. The ubiquitous coronavirus infection has already been felt first-hand by the resounding names of the alpine slopes, such as Mikaela Shiffrin, Lara Gutová-Behrami and Katharina Liensberger.

Three weeks before the start of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the number of infected skiers continues to rise, and those who have been negative so far, including the Slovak Petra Vlhová, rightly fear that they will lose the top of the four-year competition period after a positive test.

“I will say that I am starting to get really nervous. A positive test result could have huge consequences and seriously jeopardize our Olympic dreams.”

It is therefore important to do everything we can to avoid the risk of infection. Everything else is too dangerous, “said Austrian skier Max Franz on the web orf.at .

“It is generally difficult with diseases, but now even more difficult with coronavirus. I make sure that my face is covered as often as possible and that I keep the necessary distances when in contact with other people,” said Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, winner of

Super-G Kilde, the leader of the World Cup, added that Shiffrinovou.

“This is also due to the different program of our races during the season, but it is certainly true that I spend the most time with myself these days before the Winter Olympics,” he said.

The Men’s World Cup is currently continuing in an iconic place in Wengen, Switzerland, where the coronavirus protection rules are relatively benevolent.

The world’s best downhill races can be watched by spectators and even public announcements of the results in the presence of fans are planned.

“It’s hard for me to imagine at all these days. There will be a lot of people who will be crowded in a small space. We athletes must all have negative test results, but what about the spectators who are they coming? ” asks the Swiss ski resort Beat Feuz

The specific accessibility of the race is also a specific feature of Wengen. The only way to get there is the Wengernalp narrow-gauge cog railway, which connects the Swiss mountain villages of Lauterbrunnen, Wengen and Grindelwald. “People are crowded there and it’s not ideal at all. It’s best to secure your own coupe,” Feuz added.

Note: This article has been indexed to our site. We do not claim legitimacy, ownership or copyright of any of the content above. To see the article at original source Click Here

Related Posts
PSG : un défenseur a refusé deux cadors de Bundesliga thumbnail

PSG : un défenseur a refusé deux cadors de Bundesliga

Mercato Ce défenseur parisien aurait refusé deux gros clubs allemands, préférant rester au PSG pour s'y imposer. Zapping Foot National Top10 Buteurs de Ligue1 14eme journeeAcheté 37 millions d'euros à Schalke 04 en 2018, Thilo Kehrer était devenu le défenseur le plus cher de l'histoire de la Bundesliga. Si ses performances ont régulièrement été décriées à…
Read More
Milner let-off was karma for Kompany. And other mails… thumbnail

Milner let-off was karma for Kompany. And other mails…

The Mailbox reacts to a thriller at Anfield (and a Milner let-off) with some wonderful whataboutery. Also: Brentford, strikers and, obviously, Ole…Get your mails in to theeditor@football365.com… Karma for Kompany So it’s gonna be a talking point that Milner should probably have got a second yellow…he should. But before y’all get outraged I want you…
Read More
Neyland Stadium Goalposts End Up in Tennessee River After Vols Beat Alabama thumbnail

Neyland Stadium Goalposts End Up in Tennessee River After Vols Beat Alabama

Never fear, college football fans—the mystery of Tennessee’s traveling goalposts has been solved. For those who may have missed it, fans tore down the uprights in wake of the Volunteers’ epic upset over Alabama. The two squads tallied a combined 101 points in a stunning game that came down to the final seconds. After Crimson Tide kicker Will
Read More
Index Of News