Snow control passed for Lenzerheide: World Cup finals confirmed from 17 to 21 March

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Snow control passed for Lenzerheide: World Cup finals confirmed from 17 to 21 March

It will start already on Monday 15 with the first tests of the descents (which will be staged on Wednesday 17). The last time in the cup in 2018 with a triptych of women's competitions, the finals in the Canton of Grisons return after seven years.

All confirmed. There is no shortage of snow in Lenzerheide and today's FIS control, just over 10 days before the event, gave the green light to the World Cup finals scheduled in the Swiss town, from 17 to 21 March. It will start already on Monday 15 with the first test of the descents which will then be staged on Wednesday 17, with the men busy at 9.30 and the women at 11.00. The next day here are the super-gs, followed on Friday by the team event (which only applies to the ranking by nations), on Saturday the men's giant combined with the women's slalom, finally on Sunday the giant for girls and the men's slalom. The last time of the finals in Lenzerheide dates back to 2014, with the general cups won by Austria with Marcel Hirscher and Anna Fenninger, while the white circus has not landed in the Canton of Grisons for over 3 years, when from 26 to 28 January 2018 the women were the protagonists with a triptych of races that saw Wendy Holdener impose herself in combined (in front of Marta Bassino, first podium for her in the discipline), Tessa Worley in giant and Petra Vlhova in slalom.
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