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ÖSTERSUND. Jonna Sundling “couldn’t” fight Linn Svahn in the riot.
She has no intention of giving her teammate that advantage if World Cup medals are at stake.
– Then it would have been different, says Jonna Sundling.
Jonna Sundling dominated the women’s sprint competition in Östersund. She won the first two heats and looked very strong.
Even in the final race, it was Jonna Sundling who was first on the field, with Linn Svahn at the heel.
But when the drivers side by side entered the race, it was Linn Svahn who chose the fastest track, the winning route.
Photo: ERIK MÅRTENSSON / BILDBYRÅN
Jonna Sundling hardly seemed to respond when Svahn chose the path.
– We also arrived on the descent and she went down to the right, which is closer to the best track. She wanted it and I loved it and I thought I should fight for it, because you knew it goes faster. Then I felt like I couldn’t keep up and push myself forward because then she wouldn’t have a clue. But if I had …
… been to the World Cup? Had you given him an advantage then?
– No, I probably wouldn’t have. Then it would have been different. So it’s more tactics and more fighting, says Jonna Sundling.
Linn Svahn receives the little pass from the teammate and claims that many things will be different in a championship.
But she admits that the feeling of winning was a disaster.
– The last few meters the horns grew and then I took that hatch, says Linn Svahn and points:
– She (Jonna) has been fighting all day, she has been very strong. Today I had to bite from the first to the last pull from pole. But we had to fight in all the crowns, preferably in the final. He had lost every time to the portal, so it was good to win one of the ten fights.
But should you end up the same before the riot in the WC, Jonna Sundling doesn’t pay profit, but probably neither do you?
– No I do not. But we fight all the time and that’s one of the reasons we’re so strong, says Linn Svahn.
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