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Two weeks before the start of the new season in the Alpine Ski World Cup, the FIS has to look for a new race director of the men. Markus Waldner informed the international ski association that he will resign after twelve years. As the FIS announced on Thursday, the search for a successor is already underway. During the first part of the season, Peter Gerdol, chief race director of the women, oversees the competitions of both sexes. "This is not …
The FIS race director, Markus Waldner, resigned two weeks before the World Cup start. This was announced by the international ski association on Thursday.
Just two weeks before the start of the new Alpine World Cup season, men's race director Markus Waldner resigned. After twelve years in office, the 63-year-old informed FIS about his decision. The search for a successor is already underway.
Men's race director Markus Waldner throws only two weeks before the start of the season. As a reason for his resignation, he calls the enormous pressure. FIS is looking feverishly for a successor.
The message comes just before the start of the season.
Markus Waldner, one of the most powerful figures in the alpine circus, is stepping down shortly before the new season.
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