Alpine Skiingworld cup 2021/22
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After the spring congress of the FIS, all the news for the maximum circuit (starting from the balance between technical and fast tests) have been confirmed, with 37 races at female and male level, where there have been the greatest changes.
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Changes that awaited only a ratification, even if the word "end" will be written in the autumn congress of the FIS, also based on the evolution of the pandemic situation. The 2021/22 World Cup, however, will return to North America unless there are sensational surprises and will live off the revolution already pre-announced at the beginning of May and confirmed by the spring congress that took place last week.
With the new balance between technical and fast races, 18 on both sides for both the women's and men's circuits. and many news in the calendar especially for men, with the double giant on the Gran Risa in Alta Badia, the return of the slalom in Garmisch and the double descents between Wengen and Kitzbuehel, for a total of 11 descents, 7 super-g, 8 giants, 10 slaloms and the only parallel of Lech / Zuers. Thirty-seven total races like those that the girls will have available, in this case with 9 tests for each of the classic disciplines and the same parallel of Lech / Zuers as the only exception, remembering that the alpine combined will be staged only on the occasion of the Beijing Olympics . With the return of fast races in Cortina, after the missed final in 2020 and the World Cup last February.
We propose the complete calendars again, with the start scheduled for 23-24 October with the traditional giants of Soelden.
MEN'S WORLD CUP CALENDAR
Sunday 24 October: giant Soelden (Aut)
Sunday 14 November: parallel Lech / Zuers (Aut)
Friday 26 November: Lake Louise descent (Can)
Saturday 27 November: Lake Louise descent (Can)
Sunday 28 November: super-g Lake Louise (Can)
Friday 3 December: Beaver Creek descent (USA)
Saturday 4 December: super-g Beaver Creek (USA)
Sunday 5th December: super-g Beaver Creek (USA)
Saturday 11 December: giant Val d''Isere (Fra)
Sunday 12 December: slalom Val d''Isere (Fra)
Friday 17 December: super-g Val Gardena (Ita)
Saturday 18 December: Val Gardena descent (Ita)
Sunday 19 December: giant Alta Badia (Ita)
Monday 20 December: giant Alta Badia (Ita)
Wednesday 22 December: slalom Madonna di Campiglio (Ita)
Tuesday 28 December: Bormio descent (Ita)
Wednesday 29 December: super-g Bormio (Ita)
Thursday 6 January: slalom Zagreb (Cro)
Saturday 8 January: giant Adelboden (Svi)
Sunday 9 January: slalom Adelboden (Svi)
Friday 14 January: Wengen descent (Svi)
Saturday 15 January: Wengen descent (Svi)
Sunday 16 January: Wengen slalom (Svi)
Friday 21 January: Kitzbuehel descent (Aut)
Saturday 22 January: Kitzbuehel descent (Aut)
Sunday 23 January: Kitzbuehel slalom (Aut)
Tuesday 25 January: slalom Schladming (Aut)
Saturday 26 February: Garmisch-Partenkirchen slalom (Ger)
Sunday 27 February: Garmisch-Partenkirchen slalom (Ger)
Saturday 5th March: Kvitfjell descent (Nor)
Sunday 6 March: super-g Kvitfjell (Nor)
Saturday 12 March: giant Kranjska Gora (Slo)
Sunday 13 March: giant Kranjska Gora (Slo)
Wednesday 16 March: Courchevel-Méribel (Fra) descent
Thursday 17 March: super-g Courchevel-Méribel (Fra)
Saturday 19 March: giant Courchevel-Méribel (Fra)
Sunday 20 March: Courchevel-Méribel slalom (Fra)
WOMEN'S WORLD CUP CALENDAR
Saturday 23 October: giant Soelden (Aut)
Saturday 13 November: parallel Lech / Zuers (Aut)
Saturday 20 November: Levi slalom (Fin)
Sunday 21 November: Levi slalom (Fin)
Saturday 27 November: giant Killington (USA)
Sunday 28 November: Killington slalom (Usa)
Friday 3 December: Lake Louise descent (Can)
Saturday 4th December: Lake Louise descent (Can)
Sunday 5th December: super-g Lake Louise (Can)
Saturday 11 December: super-g St. Moritz (Svi)
Sunday 12 December: super-g St. Moritz (Svi)
Saturday 18 December: descent Val d''Isere (Fra)
Sunday 19 December: super-g Val d''Isere (Fra)
Tuesday 21 December: giant Courchevel (Fra)
Tuesday 28 December: giant Lienz (Aut)
Wednesday 29 December: slalom Lienz (Aut)
Tuesday 4 January: slalom Zagreb (Cro)
Saturday 8 January: giant Maribor (Slo)
Sunday 9 January: slalom Maribor (Slo)
Tuesday 11 January: Flachau slalom (Aut)
Saturday 15 January: Altenmarkt-Zauchensee descent (Aut)
Sunday 16 January: super-g Altenmarkt-Zauchensee (Aut)
Saturday 22 January: Cortina d''Ampezzo descent (Ita)
Sunday 23 January: super-g Cortina d''Ampezzo (Ita)
Tuesday 25 January: giant Kronplatz (Ita)
Saturday 29 January: Garmisch-Partenkirchen descent (Ger)
Sunday 30 January: super-g Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Ger)
Saturday 26 February: Crans-Montana descent (Svi)
Sunday 27 February: Crans-Montana descent (Svi)
Saturday 5th March: super-g Lenzerheide (Svi)
Sunday 6 March: giant Lenzerheide (Svi)
Friday 11 March: giant Are (Swe)
Saturday 12 March: slalom Are (Swe)
Wednesday 16 March: Courchevel-Méribel (Fra) descent
Thursday 17 March: super-g Courchevel-Méribel (Fra)
Saturday 19 March: Courchevel-Méribel slalom (Fra)
Sunday 20 March: giant Courchevel-Méribel (Fra)
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