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After 2021/22 season, Winterstart Events returns the races to Alpine Canada, which will be in charge of the LOC for future world cups in Lake Louise.

A few days after the FIS Congress in Milan with the re-election of President Johan Eliasch, the members of Club 5 Ski Classics met in South Tyrol to set the course for the 2022/23 season. 

The Streif can still be skied all the way down to the valley, but the Hahnenkamm Race OC took the opportunity for a quick inspection at short notice with FIS Race Director Hannes Trinkl. 

The Swiss bid for the 2027 World Championships was given a prime showcase thanks to two women's World Cup downhills which were held in idyllic conditions.

The Vitranc Cup is painted green this year. There are numerous billboards with the slogan I feel Slovenia along the racecourse, in the starting house as well as in the finish arena and the competitors also wear the slogan on their bibs.

25 years of Nightrace also means to say goodbye and thank you to a great man in Schladming. Hans Grogl resigns from his office after more than 25 years as OC boss and hands over this responsible work to his team.

The Norwegian flag keeps waving in Madonna: after last year’s second place behind Kristoffersen, Foss-Solevåg earned the top spot of the podium, incredibly thrown away by Clement Noel in the final meters. Pinturault and Jakobsen rounded out the podium, Italian Vinatzer took fourth

The 31-year-old from Trentino, vice-world champion in the discipline, broke the taboo that had lasted five years for the Italian skiing team in the World Cup between the wide gates. First success on the Gran Risa for the Swiss Marco Odermatt, who is more and more the master of the general classification.

The Norwegian star returns to the top step of the podium, taming the Gran Risa as he did in 2019. An excellent Luca De Aliprandini closes in fifth place and tomorrow he will try again in the second consecutive race between the wide gates at the foot of the Dolomites.

Despite all the difficulties, Val Gardena/Gröden showed itself from its best side over the past few days and was thrilled to welcome the Alpine Ski World Cup to the Saslong for the 54th time. Italy's candidate for the 2029 World Ski Championships put together an excellently organized race and allowed all athletes, spectators and staff to enjoy the best conditions and a safe atmosphere during the race week.