Called the schedule of the Summer Grand Prix 2017. Ten events for men and five for women

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Called the schedule of the Summer Grand Prix 2017. Ten events for men and five for women

In Zurich are underway spring meeting. Also today the FIS announced the draft of the Summer Grand Prix calendar 2017. There have also been some changes in the recent past, especially among women.

In the men's field are planned 9 individual events to which must be added a team event. It already begins in mid-July and for the fifth time in the last seven years will Wisla to keep the maximum summer circuit baptism. In fact it will compete in twice a week with stops in Hinterzarten (Germany), Courchevel (France), Hakuba (Japan) and Tchaikovsky (Russia). Then the grand finale at the turn of September and October with Hinzenbach (Austria) and Klingenthal (Germany). Compared to 2016 the 'single adjustment for the return of Courchevel in mid-August and the' absence of Einsiedeln. The Swiss resort has decided to give up his leg after having been part of the Grand Prix calendar for 11 years in a row. SUMMER GRAND PRIX MEN 201714 July: Wisla (Poland) [Team Event] July 15: Wisla (Poland) July 29: Hinterzarten (Germany) # August 12: Courchevel (France) August 26: Hakuba (Japan) August 27: Hakuba (Japan ) September 9: Tchaikovsky (Russia) September 10: Tchaikovsky (Russia) September 30: Hinzenbach (Austria) # 3 October: Klingenthal (Germany) # Race on Normal Hill The women will begin August 12 in Courchevel and will be engaged in five races. The novelty is the 'Frenstat input in the schedule of the maximum summer circuit. The Czech town so far limited itself to host competitions of the Continental Cup and FIS Cup. It will close in Russia, as in 2016. SUMMER GRAND PRIX FEMALE 201712 August: Courchevel (France) # August 18: Frenstat (Czech Republic) # August 19: Frenstat (Czech Republic) # September 9: Tchaikovsky (Russia) # September 10: Tchaikovsky (Russia) # # Race on Normal Hill The calendars will finally be ratified by the FIS conference in late May.
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