Atle Skaardal after the 'last inspection in Vail / Beaver Creek,' C '' still much to do but everything is going well "

Atle Skaardal, big boss FIS alpine skiing women, he made his final inspection of the courses for the races of the Alpine Ski World Cup of 2015 for the women last week in Vail / Beaver Creek, Colorado. In this regard, the site of the International Ski Federation has interviewed him, below here is the text of the & rsquo; interview.

Thursday 11 September 2014 5 minutes reading time

Atle, preparations to dry on the slopes of Vail-Beaver Creek World Cup 2015 has been completed, there are any changes or novelties & agrave ;? C '& egrave; still much to do to prepare for the world championships, but there is no real news or changes made on the slopes during the 'summer. A lot of work coordination & egrave; now in progress, in particular those related to the major plans of those who will transmit & agrave; tv in the races to create a unique television production. We particularly to do with the project to move their equipment, given the limited time available between the races. This & egrave; one of the main issues on which we are working hand in hand as we approach all''evento. The good news & egrave; that the organizers of Vail / Beaver Creek in 2015 still have a long way to go but they are very well prepared gi & agrave; from now. The girls had the opportunity & agrave; to test the slopes of the World Cup last season, and the new track Raptor has received a very positive view. He expects to see similar conditions next February? Of course this & egrave; the 'objective. We had great conditions during the HG Preworlds. And we hope to see something like this during the World Cup. Of course we also need a little '' luck with the conditions and in particular with the weather. We are able to tackle big challenges, but we also need that Mother Nature is kind to us. But, since the organizers are cos & igrave; well prepared, I am confident that we can handle the situations pi & ugrave; difficult. So far everything seems to be going very well! In addition to the new track Raptor, the girls will also have the chance & agrave; to compete in giant slalom on the Birds of Prey terrible usually reserved for males. Perch & eacute; & Egrave; was this decision made? The Birds of Prey & egrave; a famous ice giant in the men's circuit (but especially downhill and super-G, Ed!) and men like gareggiarvi. That is why & eacute; we are very happy to have the 'opportunity & agrave; to assign the title of the men's giant female on the track, passing through the Golden Eagle. Some reasons for this decision are our wills & agrave; to ensure the best possible coordination between the calendars of men and women, and the requirements of television production. This change has allowed us to optimize the program of the championships. In addition, we found reasonable to use a runway gi & agrave; existing rather than creating a separate path for the female giant. In this way, we have both a long-term plan for the 'use of Birds of Prey and Raptor in the future, and a very solid project for this edition of the world championships. Source: http://www.fis-ski.com/alpine-skiing/news-multimedia/news/article=atle-skaardal-are-happy-have-the-ladies-race-the-birds-prey.html

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