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Through a news release on its official website, the FIS announced that the St. Catherine's descent will no longer be recovered.
Wednesday 28 December 2016 2 minutes reading time
These are the words used: With two cancellations earlier this season (Lake Louise - rescheduled in Kvitfjell / Beaver Creek - rescheduled in Val d'Isère) and a very tight World Cup calendar, there is no further Possibility to replace this downhill. I know the 2016/17 season will now have eight downhills instead of nine.
This is the Italian translation: With two runs already deleted this season (Lake Louise, recovered in Kvitfjell and Beaver Creek, recovered in Val d'Isere), and a calendar of extremely dense World Cup, there are no further recovery possibilities this descent. Thus the 2016-17 season will have eight instead of nine runs.
Fade away so the hopes of Valtellina fans to attend tomorrow at the site of the Combined Downhill Alpina already provided.
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