It's like magic: The next cancellation in the Ski World Cup

The 2022/23 ski season has been magical so far. The ninth (!) race had to be canceled on Friday. A men's downhill race would have been planned in Beaver Creek from 18.15:XNUMX p.m. (CET), but the weather didn't cooperate. “There is strong wind and it is currently snowing. “That is why the FIS, together with the local organizing committee, decided to cancel the descent,” says the Italian winter sports association FISI. The program in Beaver Creek will therefore be reduced, as three races were originally planned on the “Birds of Prey”. It is now hoped that the downhill on Saturday (18 p.m.) and the Super-G on Sunday (18 p.m.) can go ahead as planned. It was not yet clear whether and where the canceled departure would be rescheduled. A flood of rejections The speed aces in particular are affected by many cancellations in this young season. The two cross-country races in Zermatt (end of October) were canceled due to lack of snow, and last week a downhill race in Lake Louise had to be canceled and was then held instead of a Super-G. Now the weather isn't playing along in Beaver Creek either. After the women's giant slalom in Sölden, the four races in Zermatt (two each for women and men), the two parallel races in Lech/Zürs (one each for men and women) and the Super-G last week in Lake Louise this is the ninth race cancellation so far this season. Ski fans still won't miss out on Friday: the first women's downhill run is on the program in Lake Louise from 20 p.m. With the SportNews -Live ticker so you don't miss anything.

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It's like magic: The next cancellation in the Ski World Cup

No ski weekend without cancellation: On Friday another World Cup race had to be canceled.

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