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There are 37 male and 38 female races in the upcoming season's European Cup calendar.
Sunday 28 May 2017 7 minutes reading time
There will be five Italian locations that will host continental circuit stages for a total of eleven competitions: Obereggen, Andalo, Plan de Corones, Val di Fassa and Sarentino. Below is the complete calendar in which, as you can see, the three-stage hosts are still to be defined.
CUP EUROPA MALE 2017-2018
December 2: Trysil Giant (Norway)
December 3: Trysil Giant (Norway)
December 6: Slalom at a location to be defined (Norway)
December 7: Slalom at a location to be defined (Norway)
December 13: Obereggen slalom (Italy)
December 16: parallel slalom of Plan de Corones (Italy)
December 18: night slalom at Val di Fassa (Italy)
December 20: SuperG of Reiteralm (Austria)
December 21: SuperG of Reiteralm (Austria)
January 5: SuperG of Wengen (Switzerland)
January 6: SuperG in Wengen (Switzerland)
January 10: descent of Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Austria)
January 11: Descent of Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Austria)
January 14: Giant of Kirchberg (Austria)
January 15: Giant of Kirchberg (Austria)
January 19: descent of Méribel (France)
January 20: superG of Méribel (France)
January 21: Combined with Méribel (France)
January 23: giant in Val d'Isère (France)
January 24: Giant in Val d'Isère (France)
January 25: Chamonix Night Slalom (France)
January 26: Night slalom at Chamonix (France)
February 16: Jaun Slalom (Switzerland)
February 17: Jaun Slalom (Switzerland)
February 21: Descent of Sarentino (Italy)
February 22: superG of Sarentino (Italy)
February 23: Combined with Sarentino (Italy)
February 26: Giant St. Moritz (Switzerland)
February 27: Giant St. Moritz (Switzerland)
March 5: Downhill of Kvitfjell (Norway)
March 6: Kvitfjell descent (Norway)
March 10: Giant of Berchtesgaden (Germany)
March 11: Berchtesgaden Slalom (Germany)
March 15: Downhill of Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 16: superG of Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 17: Giant Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 18: Soldeu slalom / El Tarter (Andorra)
FEMALE EUROPA CUP 2017-2018
November 29: Giant of Funesdalen (Sweden)
November 30: Funesdalen slalom (Sweden)
December 4: Trysil Giant (Norway)
December 5: Trysil Slalom (Norway)
December 7: Giant of Kvitfjell or Hafjell (Norway)
December 8: SuperG of Kvitfjell or Hafjell (Norway)
December 9: Combined with Kvitfjell or Hafjell (Norway)
December 14: Giant of Andalo (Italy)
December 15: Andalo slalom (Italy)
December 16: parallel slalom of Plan de Corones (Italy)
December 20: descent of the Val di Fassa (Italy)
December 21: downhill of Val di Fassa (Italy)
January 10: Downhill from Innerkrems (Austria)
January 11: Downhill from Innerkrems (Austria)
January 12: SuperG of Innerkrems (Austria)
January 13: Zell am See (Austria) slalom at night
January 14: Zell am See (Austria) slalom at night
January 16: Combined with Sölden (Austria)
January 17: SuperG of Sölden (Austria)
January 18: SuperG of Sölden (Austria)
January 22: Giant of Zinal (Switzerland)
January 23: Giant of Zinal (Switzerland)
January 25: Melchsee Frutt (Switzerland) slalom at night
January 26: Night slalom at Melchsee Frutt (Switzerland)
February 17: Giant Bad Wiessee (Germany)
February 18: Bad Wiessee slalom (Germany)
February 21: Giant at a location to be defined (France)
February 22: Slalom at a location to be defined (France)
February 26: descent of Crans-Montana (Switzerland)
February 27: descent of Crans-Montana (Switzerland)
February 28: superG of Crans-Montana (Switzerland)
March 8: Giant of La Molina (Spain)
March 9: Giant of La Molina (Spain)
March 15: Downhill of Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 16: superG of Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 17: Giant Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 18: Soldeu slalom / El Tarter (Andorra)
March 19: Combined Soldeu / El Tarter (Andorra)
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