Nordic World Ski Championships 2023, will be two-horse race between Trondheim and Planica?

Mondiali di sci nordico 2023, sarà corsa a due tra Trondheim e Planica?
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Nordic World Ski Championships 2023, will be two-horse race between Trondheim and Planica?

After the 2016 season - '' 17 in FIS is already looking to the future. In particular, the April, nell''ambito Nordic skiing, will be one in which the national federations can apply to be considered in organizing the World Cup in 2023.

The deadline to present it on 1 May. So the various countries interested in gaining World Championship event scheduled from 6 years will have to come forward in the next four weeks. At the time it would seem to only two localities decided to propose concretely. It is Planica and Trondheim. The Slovenian district should apply for the fourth consecutive time, after being defeated in the race for editions in 2017, 2019 and 2021 without ever even get close to success. The 'old Norwegian capital on the other hand would be the second attempt in a row, after that failed in the race to the event in 2021. There would then tentative signs by three other locations. In 2015 Canada had reached a 'statement intentions regarding a possible bid dell''Alberta with Calgary and Canmore, which, however, was followed by little else. In recent months, some rumors have suggested that Poland and Japan, respectively Zakopane and Sapporo, are doing a little thought to the World Cup 2023. In both cases, however, when not only lack the 'roast, but we also see a little smoke. The cards will be discovered within less than a month, since May 1, you will be sure of what will be the candidate. The FIS will take its decision during the 2018 Congress. Truly we are also assign flight 2022 World Cup with skiing, but in this case there should be little doubt. According to the rotation of proven systems, quell''edizione should have as the only suitor Vikersund.
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