Lädierte ÖSV ladies
Beach, safari and a new homepage for Leonie
Sand and beaches off Africa instead of snow on Central European glaciers. ÖSV ski cross racer Sonja Gigler, who tore her cruciate ligament again in February, recently treated herself to some time out by the sea. Her Vorarlberg compatriot Leonie Lussnig can also only dream of skiing at the moment.
While the Ländle men are already in full preparation for the new season, Vorarlberg's female ski crossers have to be patient. For Sonja Gigler, who tore her cruciate ligament for the second time in a year in February and is currently enjoying a well-deserved rehab break on a beach vacation in Zanzibar and then on safari in Tanzania, there is still no concrete comeback plan.
And it is also unclear when shooting star Leonie Lussnig will return to training following her slipped disc in September. "At the moment, I can't do much more than go for a walk," says the Kästle skier, who finished on the podium in the European Cup last winter. "As well as preparing for my A-levels, I'm trying to use the time wisely."
Looking for a sponsor and homepage
The 18-year-old from the Oberland region is also looking for a head sponsor. "I've also just launched my own website at leonielussnig.com," reveals the smoky racer, who is expecting another MRI scan on December 3. "Then we'll decide whether surgery is necessary," says Leonie.
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