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Maier has learnt to lose
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translated from
Nouvelle Obs article
Quote:
Vienna, Austria (AP) –The Austrian skier Hermann Maier confirmed on Thursday that he’d learnt how to lose, and that he’d no longer take as many risks as in the past.
“By winning the World Cup on my return from injury I’d accomplished something incredible”, Maier said on Austrian radio station ORF. “Now I’m more easy-going, I can even lose.”
Maier, who recently announced that he hoped to race for a further three season, added: “I’d always been used to racing against older and more experienced rivals, so I had to take more chances as a result. Worse still, I hated to lose.”
Maier, 31 years old, added that the motorbike accident of three years ago, where he came close to losing a leg, had radically changed his life.
“Now I can handle losing because my accident made me realise what true defeat really means”.
Last year Maier was overall World Cup champion for the fourth time in his career, following his successes in 1998, 2000 and 2001.
The first race of the 2004/5 World Cup circuit takes place on the 23rd and 24th of October, in Soelden (Austria).
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