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Back in autumn, there was already no doubt in anyone’s mind that the 81st Hahnenkamm Races were going to be one of a kind. For the first time since their premiere in 1931, no spectators were permitted to attend, nor audiences allowed to line the route or wait at the finish line.

Never has the organisation of the World Cup races represented such a challenge for Crans-Montana, which hosted the best female skiers in the world for two downhills and a Super-G in this most particular year. And the Classic did not falter. However ensuring that the races were held on the Valais Haut-Plateau required a lot of effort on all sides. 

Success of Meta Hrovat and team captains acclaim for a successful organization made it worth the efforts - See you at 58. Golden Fox Trophy in Maribor!

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The Norwegian swept the 3Tre night slalom against all odds with an impressive second run, coming back from 12th to see off 1st run leader Foss-Solevaag. The Italian rising star confirmed his consistent growth with his first home podium.

Despite all that is going on, everything was ready in Val Gardena/Gröden shortly before Christmas for a spectacular World Cup weekend at the foot of the Sassolungo/Langkofel mountain.

Although this year most of the races are held with no or small audience, the several OC‘s will do everything possible to offer you amazing races and ensure a unique and exciting show.

On Monday, September 28, 2020 the Club 5 autumn meeting took place for the first time as video meeting with full attendance of voting members. 

The FIS Council held its Autumn Meeting online and dealt with a full agenda. The primary agenda items comprised addressing the challenges faced as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic on organisational aspects, including providing financial contributions to the Organisers of the FIS World Cup events and World Championships.