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Today, in Portoroz, within the framework of the FIS World Congress, the governing body of Alpine skiing has set the schedule for the next competitive season that will open as usual in Soelden at the end of October.
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The most important novelties for the coming winter are mainly Italian colors. As we had anticipated on Monday, the four-year World Ski World Cup will officially return to Bormio. For the Alta Valtellina resort will be a bumpy return because in addition to hosting the male free descent scheduled for Friday, December 29, the famous Stelvio track will feature the next day of the first alpine combined season of the season.
In the male field, the other substantial novelty concerns the inclusion of the City Event in Oslo, placed on January 1st of the new year. There will be three overall races in parallel next season. In fact, athletes will face head-to-head duels in the parallel giant Alta Badia on December 18 and at the City Event in Stockholm on January 30.
Great news in Casa Italia also in the women's field with the confirmation of the giant Plan de Corones / Kronplatz who will be part of the Circus Rosa for the second consecutive year and will play on Tuesday after the classic weekend of Cortina d'Ampezzo where Instead they will go on stage a free descent and a supergigante.
Among the main novelties in the Circus calendar are the introduction of the sprint descent that will make its absolute debut at Garmisch-Partenkirchen on March 3, and the return of Austrian Lienz (slalom and giant ndr) and especially Bad Kleinkirchheim, where on the fearsome Franz Klammer there will be a descent and a superg. The girls will also be joining a recent parallel slalom in Courchevel on December 20, adding to the two City Event in Oslo and Stockholm, raising the races in honor of the 3rd.
The World Cup finals will be held in Aare from March 12 to March 18 and will serve as a test bench for the 2019 edition of the Irish Open.
SUMMER COURSE 2017-201829 October: Giant Soelden (Austria) November 12: Levi Slalom (Finland) November 25: Free Fall of Lake Louise (Canada) November 26: Super Bowl of Lake Louise (Canada) December 1: Downhill Of Bever Creek (United States) Dec. 2: Bever Creek (USA) Dec. 3: Giant Bever Creek (United States) December 9: Giant Val d'Isere (France) December 10: Slalom of the Val d ' December 17: Giant Giant in Alta Badia (Italy) December 18: Giant Giant in Alta Badia (Italy) December 16: Giant Giant in Alta Badia (Italy) ) December 22: Slalom of Madonna di Campiglio (Italy) December 29: Bormio (Italy) descent December 30: Alpine Combined Bormio (Italy) January 1: Oslo City Event (Norway) January 4: Zagreb Slalom ) January 6: Adelboden Giant (Switzerland) January 7: Adelboden Slalom (Switzerland) January 12: Wengen (Switzerland) January 13: Wengen (Switzerland) free descent January 14: Wengen Slalom (Switzerland) January 19: Superbig of Kitzbühel (Austria) January 20: Free Kitzbühel (Austria) descent 21 January: Kitzbühel (Austria) January 23: Schladming slalom (Austria) January 27: Free descent of Garmisch (Germany) January 28: Giant of Garmisch (Germany) January 30: City event in Stockholm (Sweden) March 3: Giant of Kranjska Gora Slovenia) March 4: Slalom of Kranjska Gora (Slovenia) March 10: Kvitfjell Slalom (Norway) March 11: Superbig of Kvitfjell (Norway) March 12-18: Finals of Aare (Sweden)
FIFA World Cup 2017-201828 October: Giant Soelden (Austria) November 11: Levi Slalom (Finland) November 25: Killington Giant (USA) November 26: Killington Slalom (United States) December 1: December 10: Supergigante of Sankt Moritz (Switzerland) December 10: Supergigante of Sankt Moritz (Switzerland) December 11: Superbigant of Lake Louise (Canada) December 2: Lake Louise (Canada) Alpine skiing in Sankt Moritz (Switzerland) December 16: Free descent of Val d'Isere (France) December 17: Super giant in Val d'Isere (France) December 19: Courchevel giant (France) December 20: Courchevel parallel slalom (France) December 28: Lienz Giant (Austria) December 28: Lienz's Slalom (Austria) January 1: Oslo City Event (Norway) January 3: Slalom of Zagreb (Croatia) January 6: Maribor Giant (Slovenia) 7 January: Slalom of Maribor (Slovenia) January 9: Slalom of Flachau (Austria) 13 January: Free descent of Bad Kleinkirchheim (Austria) January 14: Supercrossing in Bad Kleinkirchheim (Austria) January 20: Free descent of Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy) January 21: Supercrossing in Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy) January 23: Giant of Plan de Corones / Kronplatz (Italy) January 27: Lenzerheide Giant (Switzerland) January 28: Lenzerheide Slalom (Switzerland) January 30: Stockholm City Event (Sweden) February 3: Sprint Downhill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen February 4: Garmisch-Partenkirchen downhill (Germany) March 3: Supercrossing in Crans Montana (Switzerland) March 4: Alpine Combined Crans Montana (Switzerland) March 10: Giant Ofterschwang (Germany) March 11: Ofterschwang Slalom (Germany) March 14-18: final of Aare (Sweden)
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