At Winter Military World Games the first victory after Vancouver.

Chinese domination in the short track, 3^rd place for Serra. Russia and France first in Ski Orienteering with Eduard Khrennikov and Christelle Gros

(Aosta, march 23, 2010). Giuliano Razzoli honoured the first Winter Military World Games with a victory on the snow of Pila. Razzoli ruled the best group with two wonderful runs with a great race timing. Great enthusiasm on Pila’s snow for the champion from Reggio that overcame the Austrian Matthias Tippelreither and the german Stefan Kogler. Fourth Max Blardone.

From Saturday the Committee is working hard to contribute to the success of the event.

It is difficult to describe in a few words how such an event can be built and accomplished and the first edition of Winter Military World Games - Aosta Valley constitutes a perfect example of this. Many are the people, the means and the facilities that are leading to success a great event for Aosta Valley.

The Norwegian athlete Gjedrem wins successfully in Biathlon, Martinelli ranks third.
In the female competition the Polish athlete Palka reaches the top and the outstanding performance of Fiandino brings her to the podium.

(Aosta, 22 March 2010). Giuliano Razzoli will compete in Slalom tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Pila for the first competition. It is the very first time that the champion of Villa Minozzo will perform in Italy as Gold Medal Winner. Meanwhile yesterday during the Giant Slalom in Gressoney Saint-Jean the Italian team stood out thanks to the victory of Denise Karbon of Fiamme Gialle (time 2’20”23) and the first place reached by Irene Curtoni of the Army Sport Club, time 2’20”25. The german athlete Fanny Chamelar ranked third, time 2’20”56. The performance of Federica Brignone (Carabinieri) has been unsuccessful: in the first competition she was first while in the second one she unluckily went off the track at the fourth from the last gate. The performance of the Genoese Anna Marconi of the Army Team has been really satisfying. The two Austrian athletes, Michaela Noesig and Martina Geisler, ranked respectively fifth and sixth. Before the competition the French athlete Ingrid Jacquemod was among the favourites, but unfortunately she reached just the eighth place.