08:43. This morning, the FIS announced the withdrawals of Germany’s Albert Kuchler, who was ill according to his federation, and Switzerland’s Cyril Faehnrich. They will not be taking part in today’s classic sprint in Val di Fiemme (Italy).
These two names are in addition to the departures known yesterday of Norwegian Harald Oestberg Amundsen, his compatriot Martin Loewstroem Nyenget and American Gus Schumacher.
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