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The International Federation (FIBT) has officially announced the schedule for the next edition of the World Cup bobsled and skeleton.
Friday 2 May 2014 2 minutes reading time
The next season of the disciplines of the gut'' under the auspices of the FIBT start from mid- December with the evidence of Lake Placid, the first of two stages of the North American trip, and will conclude early March with the World Championships in Winterberg.
Compared to the previous edition'' on the news World Cup 2014-2015'' relate to the expansion of the calendar to eight appointments (one more than the previous season) and the'' exclusion from the same race in Park City that has favored the return of the evidence of Altenberg, Sochi and La Plagne with quests that will last'' also valid European championship.
2014-2015 World Cup bobsled and skeleton
12-14 December 2014 Lake Placid (United States)
19-21 December 2014 Calgary (Canada)
09-11 January 2015 Altenberg (Germany)
16-18 Koenigssee January 2015 (Germany)
23-25 ​​January 2015 Sankt Moritz (Switzerland)
30 January -1 February 2015 La Plagne (France) * valid as the European Championship
06-08 February 2015 Igls (Austria)
13-15 February 2015 Sochi (Russia)
16-22 February 2015 Altenberg (Germany) World Junior Championships
23 February to 8 March 2015 Winterberg (Germany) World Championships
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