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Φαινεται πως ναι! Οπως ο Αχιλλεας ετσι και η νεα Στυγα θα ειναι ετοιμη για τη νεα σεζον. -
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By panchristo · Posted
Την προηγούμενη φορά που ένας GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) - σε extreme άθλημα (F1 συγκεκριμένα) - επέστρεψε μετά από σύντομη αποχώρησή του, τελικά την έπαθε στο άθλημα που έκανε ως χόμπυ. Μιλάω για τον αγαπημένο σε όλους μας Michael Schumacher. Ας ελπίσουμε ότι επιστρέφοντας στο ΠΠ σκι, ο Hirscher, δεν θα έχει μετά κανένα ατύχημα με αυτοκίνητο... (γιατί ο συγκεκριμένος κάνει και πολύ μοτοκρός) -
Marcel Hirscher to represent the Netherlands in 'new project' after announcing surprise comeback Marcel Hirscher has announced he is coming out of retirement to race under the Dutch flag and is targeting a return next season. The alpine skiing legend walked away from the sport in 2019 having competed as an Austrian throughout his career but has now opted to switch nationalities, having been born to a Dutch mother. Hirscher is a two-time Olympic champion and eight-time World Cup winner. Austrian two-time Olympic champion Marcel Hirscher is planning a sensational comeback to alpine skiing. The 35-year-old is one of the sport’s most decorated champions, having claimed a record eight straight World Cup titles, 67 World Cup victories, five world titles and three Olympic medals before hanging his skis up in 2019. He has, however, been unable to shake the competitive itch and is plotting a racing return for the upcoming 2024/25 season. In another twist, he will do it under the flag of the Netherlands, having been born to an Austrian father and a Dutch mother. “I have an excellent relationship with the OSV [Austrian Ski Federation] and am grateful to them for everything we have achieved,” said Hirscher. “This new project is best realised as a Dutch person.” The Austrian Ski Federation expressed its “regret” that Hirscher had opted to switch nationalities but supported his decision. “We have of course tried to offer Marcel the best possible and individual conditions in the event of a return to alpine racing," a statement read. “Of course, we very much regret his decision to switch to the Dutch Ski Association, but in the end we supported it. Marcel's achievements for the sport and the Austrian federation have been enormous.” eurosport.com
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