Marit Bjørgens biggest competitor opens to proceed to the Olympics in 2018.
– I’ve given myself five years To find out what I’m going for a lifetime of skiing, and decided that I at least take three years, says Kowalczyk in an interview with Polish Newsweek.
Norwegian publicized case first.
It’s a completely different tone than one heard from the Polish skiess earlier. Before this year’s Olympics, she said that she would retire after the championship of Russia. The plan was then to go all in on the World Cup in Falun and downgrade the World Cup.
In the interview with Newsweek she says that will participate in this season’s Tour de Ski, and that she is ready to take up gold battle with Bjoergen & amp; Co..
In 2018 there Olympics in Pyeongchang in South Korea. Poland’s largest ski hero does not deny that she is going to continue for so long. In 2018, Kowalczyk be 35 years old – only one year older than Marit Bjoergen is today.
– Skiing is my life. I know it will end someday, but I’m going to continue with this as long as I enjoy it, says Kowalczyk.
PS If Marit Bjoergen would continue until the Olympics in 2018, she will be 38 years when the championship kicks off in Pyeongchang.
- Born 23 January 1983 (31 years old)
- Olympic gold medal in the 30 kilometer race in 2010 she also won the 10-kilometer race at the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014.
- Won World Cup distance of 15 and 30 km in 2009
- Have prevailed in the World Cup four times
- won the Tour de Ski four times
- A total of 12 international championship medals
- Have total won 49 official international competitions
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