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Dolomiti Superski celebrates 50 years by honoring its founders

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Dolomiti Superski celebrates fifty’years

The Val di Fiemme Obereggen cable car consortium celebrated the 50th anniversary of Dolomiti Superski by honoring founders Elio Polo, Italo Craffonara and Georg Weissensteiner at the headquarters of the Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme in Cavalese.

The Val di Fiemme – Obereggen consortium looked back on 48 years of life within the Dolomiti Superski’universe. The Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme è has been a key player in the birth and strengthening of the Val di Fiemme – Obereggen consortium, in addition to owning much of the land that houses slopes and lifts. Present were the Scario of the Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme Dr. Mauro Gilmozzi; the president of the consortium Val di Fiemme – Obereggen Siegfried Pichler, the mayors of the valleys involved, Marco Larger president of the Conference of Mayors of the Fiemme Valley, Bernard Daum Mayor of Nova Ponente, presidents of the Apt Paolo Gilmozzi for Fiemme-Cembra and Erich Thaler for Val d’Ega / Eggental, friends and guests.

Icon of the celebration è was once again the work “Enrosadira” that Bellunese artist Daniele Basso created, with the twelve three-dimensional triangles in polished steel that symbolize the’union and cooperation of the as many valleys that in these 50 years have allowed the birth and growth of Dolomiti Superski, one of the most important ski consortium in the world.

“We are celebrating an important anniversary” explained Siegfried Pichler, president of the Consorzio Impianti Val di Fiemme – Obereggen “a moment that represents a great milestone but at the same time offers us an’opportunityà to reflect on the values and principles that have guided us since our founding. The pioneers who launched this idea 50 years ago had a dream, a vision that è became reality. Today we can proudly say that è much more has been achieved than we could have imagined then.  But as we know, the journey does not end there. The world around us is changing and we are facing new challenges and our districts are called to further development, in order to maintain their competitiveness, while fully respecting the’environment and nature, which have always been our primary asset”.

President Pichler honored the founding members: Georg Weissensteiner, Italo Craffonara and Elio Polo, pivots for the birth in the ‘70s of the ski resort. who received from Pichler’s hands a special mention, in thanks for their work. Also honored was Pichler himself, who has led the Val di Fiemme – Obereggen consortium since 1979. Also awarded from the hands of Giulio Misconel Vice President of the Consortium and Daniele Dezulian Representative of Dolomiti Superski were engineer Piero Nicolussi, for more than 40 years technical manager of the ski lifts, secretary Michele Tonini, Donatella Gabrielli referent for the Pampeago issuing center, Flavio Delvai, first secretary of the consortium as well asé creator of the first promotion initiatives, Piero De Godenz and Silvano Seber for their invaluable work and commitment in the growth and management of Itap Pampeago, Funivie Alpe Cermis.

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Monza, Alessandro Nesta and the special derby with Como

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So Alessandro Nesta, Monza coach, on the eve of the match against Como: “It’s an important match for us because it’s been a difficult season, we’ve been missing something. Winning a derby can help put a piece to the season, it would be important, we hope to do well.”

Facing us will be mister Cesc Fabregas who in the conference spoke of a Monza that was difficult to beat and that, net of the standings, put many teams in trouble: “I return the esteem because he plays great soccer, his idea has been seen throughout the championship. I have to congratulate him”.

The derby against the Larians will be the first ever in Serie A at the’U-Power Stadium: “I hope tomorrow will be anyone&#8217s day, anyone who wants to do their best to make history. If you win 1-0, 30 years from now we will remember that derby won because of a player. It&#8217s an opportunity to stay in the history of this club. I would rather win the derby than finish second to last. You are always relegated, but if you win the derby you stay in history”.

Nesta recovers, at least for the bench, Luca Caldirola, Andrea Carboni and Stefano Sensi. “What I try to convey to the players are the difficulties I had. I had surgery 10 times and stopped at 38. All players have difficulties, but it matters how you react to difficulties. It&#8217s easy to tell that I won the Champions League or that I won the World Cup, but you also have to tell that I lost a derby 5-1 and that I left the Olimpico in a helicopter. If you are given up for dead, you have to bring out the fire in you. Would I reconfirm myself next season? No, given the results”.

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Not just the Doohan crash: four red flags at Suzuka

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When there were 30 minutes to the end of FP2 resumed the activity on the track, interrupted for the Jack Doohan’s very bad accident.

But the red flags were soon back flying for the’Fernando Alonso off the track, ended up in the sand without consequences for driver and car.

The tow truck had to intervene, however, to pull the’Aston Martin out of the gravel. Meanwhile, Doohan is at the medical center for checks.

Moral of the fairy tale, the second free practice session was interrupted four times by red flags, two due to Doohan and Alonso accidents and two due to principles of fire on the grass at the edge of the track due to very strong winds.

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Federica Brignone’s first words after her injury

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Federica Brignone spent a quiet night at the La Madonnina Clinic in Milan. The Fisi Medical Commission that examined her this morning is satisfied with her post-operative course. Later in the day, the champion from Valle d’Aosta will begin assisted physiotherapy.

The ANSA reported the first words after the terrible injury at the Italian championships in Val di Fassa of the winner of the overall World Cup, the second of her career, as well as the downhill and giant slalom trophies and gold in giant slalom and silver in super-G at the World Championships.

“At the happiest time in my career, it just didn&#8217t take, I had another month of work ahead of me and I was looking forward to it. Instead, I will have to face a new challenge in which I will put all of myself, as always,” Federica said.

“The track conditions were great, I was fine, and if I went back I would do everything the same again….trying, however, not to fall!” added Federica finding the strength to joke.

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