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Quest'' today the directors of the International Federation of the sled (FIL) has released the final schedule of the World Cup 2014-2015 of artificial luge track.
Wednesday 30 April 2014 2 minutes reading time
The next edition of the maximum circuit triggered slides from Igls in Austria'' s last weekend of November and will end at the end of March on the new facility that will host Sochi on the same occasion also the European Championships.
Compared to last season, there are a few noteworthy changes. The number of appointments is remained the same (nine) while the races of the North American trip followed the mechanism of rotation and thus evidence of Whistler and Park City have made room in Calgary (which falls in the calendar after two seasons), and Lake Placid.
In addition to the 9 calendar events to the World Cup,'' the main event of the next season will be the World Championships in Sigulda scheduled in the second week of February.
Artificial luge World Cup 2014-2015
29-30 November 2014 Igls (Austria)
05-06 December 2014 Lake Placid (United States)
13-14 December 2014 Calgary (Canada)
03-04 Koenigssee January 2015 (Germany)
17-18 January 2015 Oberhof (Germany)
24-25 January 2015 Winterberg (Germany)
31 January-1 February 2015 Lillehammer (Norway)
16-17 February 2015 Altenberg (Germany)
28 February to 1 March 2015 Sochi (Russia) * also valid for the'' European
06-07 February 2015 Sigulda (Latvia) World Championships
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