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Sorted out, unwanted, forgotten: Teresa Runggaldier's story

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She squatted down again, made herself very small, stretched her arm forward, braked, looked at the video board and saw: 11th place. All hardships, all efforts had now paid off, because Teresa Runggaldier made it to the top of the world for the first time on the downhill in Crans-Montana last Saturday. The fact that this happened at all is due to their fighting spirit.

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Sorted out, unwanted, forgotten: Teresa Runggaldier's story

She squatted down again, made herself very small, stretched her arm forward, braked, looked at the video board and saw: 11th place. All hardships, all efforts had now paid off, because Teresa Runggaldier made it to the top of the world for the first time on the downhill in Crans-Montana last Saturday. The fact that this happened at all is due to their fighting spirit.

2 months ago·Bolzano, Italy

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