Sega Fairweather announces her early retirement from skiing due to miss of monetary support

By Emily Benammar 753PM GMT twenty-two March 2010

Retirement nineteen year-old Sega Fairweather has voiced her early early early retirement from skiing due to a miss of appropriation Photo AP

Fairweather, who won fourteen titles last deteriorate and had been earmarked to compare the achievements of Britains No 1 mountainous skier Chemmy Alcott, pronounced she is ravaged by the incident but felt she could no longer put off the inevitable.

"It is with good dolour that I make known my early early early retirement from ski racing," the nineteen year-old said. "A multiple of augmenting costs and miss of sponsors has resulted in personal debt that has to be addressed.

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"Without sponsorship I have no pick but to retire. It is not my choice. Far from it. But I find myself in a on all sides where I have no alternative option.

"I am ravaged to think I am not means to reach my intensity carrying completed so most to date."

Following the proclamation that SnowsportGB had left in to administration, Fairweather was left to find the required �150,000 to monetary her Olympic cycle in a bid to validate for the 2014 Games in Sochi.

But carrying unsuccessful to secure any deals, Fairweather resolved that early early early retirement was her usually choice and warned that if the ongoing monetary problems British skiers face with are not addressed soon, some-more athletes will follow suit.

"My instruct is that SSGB gets a hold and starts to unequivocally maintain the immature talent," she added. "I am not the initial contestant to leave the competition due to monetary issues and positively wouldnt be the last."

Fairweather"s opening census data from last year showed her to be the usually womanlike contestant on standard with the achievements of Alcott when she was the same age.

Having burnished shoulder with the three times Olympian on the lectern at last year"s British Championships in Meribel, Fairweather is some-more than wakeful of what she could achieve. But in a bid to equivocate serve suspense motionless she would not finish the season.

"It"s tough to go out there on a normal day and jot down unchanging formula but with this at the behind of my mind it will be as well tough to contest meaningful that in a month it will all be over.

"It"s bad for the sport, not only for me on a personal level. When Chemmy retires there will be no one entrance by the ranks."