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The World Cup calendars are official, with a start scheduled for Sigulda in November for both disciplines.
Wednesday 16 September 2020 3 minutes reading time
The International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) has formalized the new calendar of competitive events for the next 2020/21 season. As anticipated in recent days, the World Championships originally scheduled in Lake Placid have been moved to Altenberg, Germany, from 1 to 14 February 2021. Eight overall stages in six different countries for the bobsleigh CdM, with Sigulda (who will open the season in November) and Innsbruck (in December) which will host two events, before the Winterberg, Sankt Moritz and Koenigssee races in January, with the closing in Beijing for the pre-Olympic currently confirmed, from 8 to 14 March.
The European Bobsleigh Cup will start in Winterberg at the beginning of December, to continue in Sigulda, Altenberg, Innsbruck and Koenigssee, until mid-February. The Junior Bobsleigh and Skeleton World Championships have been confirmed in Sankt Moritz (18-24 January 2021) with the original program. The calendar also includes the IBSF Monobob World Series reserved for women, which will be played alternately in the World Cup, the European Cup and the North American Cup.
As for the skeleton, the same path as the bobsleigh with eight stages of the World Cup. The Intercontinental Cup will be held between December and January with a total of six events, equally distributed between Koenigssee, PyeongChang and Innsbruck.
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