Biathlete of the Murmansk region team Anastasia Egorova said that he advises athletes who come to the stage of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Cup to taste deer heart in local restaurants.
The Murmansk stage began on Friday with the women’s sprint race, in which Egorova took sixth place. Belarusian Anna Sola won.
— Do your native walls help you?
– Yes, such a warm atmosphere. Actually, just a day ago I had a fever, my condition was very serious, but the stands were screaming so much today, so I tried hard. Although it is clear that my progress has not been very good.
— Is personal support from the stands a new sensation?
– Yes it’s sure. I saw posters with me, and in the stands I had my mother and my brother. I knew it, it gave me strength.
— You know this piece better than the others, right?
— Yes, it’s my track, I’ve raced here all my life, so I knew all the nuances, which was my advantage.
— How did you feel when you saw Murmansk on the season calendar?
“I was very happy, I thought it was finally happening!” I remember how the Russian championship was held here a few years ago; At the time, I was still a junior, but I was racing at the adult level. I remember drawing zeros at the time, but I don’t remember anything else (laughs).
— The girls wanted to know where to go in Murmansk and what to try from the national cuisine?
— Yes, I recommended two local restaurants to them. In one of them we ate deer heart, I advise you to try it! It’s a bit similar to liver and meat, the taste is very interesting, but before the race I don’t think it’s worth eating it (laughs), “the correspondent reports, reports Egorova’s words.
The men’s sprint race as part of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Cup will also take place on Friday, April 12. Watch the live broadcast of the competition on and Match! Arena” from 1:35 p.m. (Moscow time).
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