Santtu Silvennoinen
Fourth place is a disappointment in the fjords, writes Santtu Silvennoinen from Toblach.
Andreas Ree’s fourth place is disappointing. A picture from this season’s Ruka World Cup. PASI LEISMA
Of the first six men, five are Norwegian and one is a Brit living in Norway.
When Russia is on the ice and the ski services of the Central European countries were not completely successful, especially in figure skating competitions, the top of the results list is quite one-sided.
One sentence says it all about Norwegian men.
– Fourth place is a clear disappointment for me, comments Andreas Ree.
He complained that his body didn’t feel very good and the fourth place was a bit of luck.
– I had a good group, with the help of which I got pees benefits.
The fourth place was the best of 24-year-old Ree’s career at the mc level.
– The big problem with Norwegian men is that I can never be sure of a place in the World Cup team. I have to perform at the best possible level so that I can keep my place. It’s nerve-wracking, Ree analysed.
In any other country, Ree would automatically be in every World Cup he wants to ski.
