World Cup: almost ready plan B for the American trip

Despite the usual confident, dell''innevamento the situation in Canada and the United States he is seriously worrying the FIS, whose chairman Marcus Waldner is working to react quickly to the ever more likely cancellations.

Monday 14 November 2016 3 minutes reading time

The worst situation is in Beaver Creek (in the picture) where the calendar includes Downhill, Super G and Giant male December 2 to 4 on the Birds of Prey which is currently completely free of snow. The decision will be made Friday, November 18 and will be final Waldner said she thinks to be impossible to carry out the races to move the 'whole program on the same dates in Europe, a few days ago he speculated Val d' Isere but did not arrive confirmations. A week before the males, which are already almost fully booked overseas, should give rise to two speed events in Lake Louise and then be followed by the girls 2 to 4 December. In Canada, where the 'Snow inspection, originally scheduled for last Friday, has been postponed until tomorrow or Wednesday, to tell the truth now a few flakes appeared. "He is far from a usable runway" said a pessimistic Waldner at least for the 'appointment to the male. In case of cancellation the very Canadians would probably be recovered in the future races as an appendix to stages already scheduled in Europe; speaking of Garmisch and Kvitfjell. Eventually she runs less risk Killington least for the fact that hosting minor technical tests is the 'magnitude of the slopes with artificial snow. The site of the FIS today reported that 75% of the snow cover is ready even though these days the temperatures should rise. The official control of the snow will be made Friday, November 18 to eight days from Gigante.

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