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:yikes: So not only they will not remove the Alpine Combined, but they will improve the amount of races in the calendar, already 4 AC races for W and 3 for M this season with one big change : The starting order in slalom, The winner of the DH/SG will start first in the slalom and not 30th like it was before !

 

 

 

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Alpine Combined starting order 
The new format of the Alpine Combined features a speed run first (preferably a Super-G, but also a Downhill possible), followed by a slalom run. The starting order of the slalom run will not be reversed anymore, which means that athletes will start in the same order as they are ranked in the speed run.
In the upcoming season, four Alpine Combined events will take place on the Women’s Tour in Val d’Isère, Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Crans Montana and La Thuile and three events on the Men’s Tour in Bormio, Wengen and Hinterstoder. 

 

 

https://www.fis-ski.com/en/alpine-skiing/alpine-news-multimedia/news-multimedia/news/news-2019-2020/updates-from-the-fis-autumn-meetings

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Just now, hckosice said:

:yikes: So not only they will not remove the Alpine Combined, but they will improve the amount of races in the calendar, already 4 AC races for W and 3 for M this season with one big change : The starting order in slalom, The winner of the DH/SG will start first in the slalom and not 30th like it was before !

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.fis-ski.com/en/alpine-skiing/alpine-news-multimedia/news-multimedia/news/news-2019-2020/updates-from-the-fis-autumn-meetings

Glad they are keeping it alive, and intrigued to see the effect the format change will have.

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6 minutes ago, NearPup said:

Glad they are keeping it alive, and intrigued to see the effect the format change will have.

 

Well, peoples cried that the AC strogly favored the slalom specialists, now I wonder if the same peoples will start crying the event will strongly favor the speed specialists... nah

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Well, peoples cried that the AC strogly favored the slalom specialists, now I wonder if the same peoples will start crying the event will strongly favor the speed specialists... nah

But it kinda did. This seems like an excellent change though, making it at least look much more fair.

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Przed chwilą, hckosice napisał:

 

Well, peoples cried that the AC strogly favored the slalom specialists, now I wonder if the same peoples will start crying the event will strongly favor the speed specialists... nah

He hasn't been born like that yet, to please everyone.

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Wow, great to hear that they finally decided to fix combined rather than drop it. I love AC, tho the truth is that the races were favoring slalomists too much.

I am unashamed, at getting nothing done.

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2 hours ago, hckosice said:

 

Well, peoples cried that the AC strogly favored the slalom specialists, now I wonder if the same peoples will start crying the event will strongly favor the speed specialists... nah

I feel this format is much more balanced.

 

I really love watching the AC in major events (not so much in world cups) so I am glad it is sticking around. It is good to have one race in the program of major events that rewards all-rounders.

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