Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2024 - 2025

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Does anyone have a provisional calendar for world cup in olympic year?

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It is just worth remembering that Colturi and Ljutić, for example, no longer compete in these junior competitions. The worst thing that can happen to Collomb now is that the Italian media will forcefully make her out to be succesor of Brignone and put pressure on her. As of today, she doesn`t seem a talent on the level of Fede or Colturi and such confusion can only harm this young girl.

Edited March 3 by copravolley

[hckošice 15,525]

Stage 30 in Kvitfjell (NOR)

 

Men´s Downhill:

 

1. Dominik Paris    1:44.67

2. Marco Odermatt    1:44.99

3. Stefan Rogentin    1:45.30

 

Full Final Results HERE

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Stage 30 in Kvitfjell (NOR)

 

Men´s Downhill:

 

1. Franjo Von Allmen    1:45.46

2. Marco Odermatt    1:45.74

3. Stefan Rogentin    1:45.84

 

Full Final Results HERE

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[hckošice 15,525]

Stage 31 in Are (SWE)

 

Women´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Federica Brignone    1:52.67

2. Alice Robinson    1:54.03

3. Lara Colturi    1:54.10

 

Full Final Results HERE

[copravolley 498]

If not Goggia DNF, it would have been an Italian double probably. Pity.

Edited March 8 by copravolley

[copravolley 498]

2 hours ago, hckošice said:

Switzerland dominates similarly to Austria in the late 90s. It's a pity that instead of focusing on some fluore, FIS can't go towards reducing the dominance of these giants. Without such an advantage in equipment, Switzerland wouldn't be so strong and this, I think can be limited.

Edited March 8 by copravolley

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21 minutes ago, copravolley said:

Switzerland dominates similarly to Austria in the late 90s. It's a pity that instead of focusing on some fluore, FIS can't go towards reducing the dominance of these giants. Without such an advantage in equipment, Switzerland wouldn't be so strong and this, I think can be limited.

Exactly what advantage does Switzerland have in their equipment? Would you mind explaining a little, please?

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18 minutes ago, Ted said:

Exactly what advantage does Switzerland have in their equipment? Would you mind explaining a little, please?

They have their own technology centers where they work on this. Commentators on Italian TV talk about it very often during broadcasts. Ok, they have a lot of money but FIS has to think whether anyone outside Switzerland will be interested in the fact that 4-5 Swiss players are constantly in first place, especially in the long term perspective. The same thing happened with Austria once and it wasn't good either for all od this discipline.

Edited March 8 by copravolley