According to Lauri Lepistö, the financial situation of the Ski Association should not influence the profession of athletes.
The World Skiing World Championships will begin at the end of February, but it is not SM medalist Lauri Lepistö warm.
Lepistö has skied three World Cup races this season. The places have been 34, 47 and 50. Since then, there have been no tickets to the new World Cup, that is, to give the World Cup screens.
– It is not easy to give screens. Imatra’s SM skiing was the only time I could have gave the screens. It didn’t go to the button, Lepistö says.
Lepistö was fifth in the traditional dozens of Imatra and in the combined race. Getting a World Cup place is further complicated by the skiing union’s bustle economic situation.
Not full teams have been sent to all World Cups.
“The top six are not selected for each trip,” says Lepistö.
“It feels bad to look at the results list and think that there might have been my place,” he says.
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Lauri Lepistö wants to give evidence to the World Cup. Pasi Liesimaa
Lepistö thinks it is dull that the monetary situation in the umbrella organization makes it difficult for skiers to make it difficult.
The Kouvola -based ski -based ski ski instead of the national team at Team Electrophit.
– It is a pity that the financial situation of the Ski Association affects our business. Everyone should be able to show who deserves the place. There could be solutions if the situation could be viewed more widely.
Lepistö was recently practicing in Toblach, Italy, and two races skied in the booty country. He was third in 42 kilometers and fan a 35 -kilometer victory.
On Sunday, the program will have a 3×7.5 kilometer SM message. The World Cup will continue in a week in Falun, Sweden.
This is the last World Cup before the World Cup. Finland will select its team on February 18th.
– Let’s see who goes to Falun, Lepistö said.
Lepistö will compete in the Jäm Jäntne message team on Sunday. Pasi Liesimaa