Team BSV IBEX: Season XVII in review and what comes next
Switzerland-based Pro Team BSV IBEX faced a challenging Season XVII on the Ski Classics World Championship, but Pro Team Director Markus Walser sees plenty of reasons for optimism.
Switzerland-based Pro Team BSV IBEX faced a challenging Season XVII on the Ski Classics World Championship, but Pro Team Director Markus Walser sees plenty of reasons for optimism.
With the Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVII calendar released, Pro Team Director Markus Walser shares his thoughts on the new season, reflects on the team’s journey through past challenges, and outlines what’s next for Team BSV IBEX.
After a season in which the Swiss Pro Team had to fight against many obstacles, Team BSV IBEX is now hoping to return to a top 20 position. After adopting a new training methodology and doing more training camps, the team wants to make long-distance skiing more popular in Switzerland.
This Swiss team comes with a novel idea. They want to give a platform to young Swiss skiers to show what they are made of. Many good skiers do not make it to the Swiss National Team; thus, their options are limited in the world of skiing. Luckily, Team BSV IBEX is there to help these eager athletes offering them a chance to race in the Pro Tour.
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