Everything is arranged at the Karerpass

In Bannoye, Russia, the Russian Sofiya Nadyrshina and the South Korean Sangho Lee triumphed in the parallel giant slalom on Saturday, and Julie Zogg from Switzerland and veteran Andreas Prommegger (Austria) triumphed in the parallel slalom on Sunday. Will these top athletes also be able to prevail on the technically extremely demanding Pra Di Tori piste at the foot of the Latermar? In any case, the list of favorites is long and Carezza is always good for a surprise. The program on Thursday, December 16th is as follows: The qualification will take place from 9 a.m. before the final races for the best 13 women and men from 16 p.m. will take place to make it onto the podium. Immediately afterwards, at around 14.20 p.m., the prize distribution will take place in the finish area. For what is now the 11th edition of the World Cup in Eggental, the athletes arrived on Monday and trained on the Paolina slope on Tuesday. The snow and piste conditions are excellent, after all, Carezza has been working on the optimal conditions for an exciting World Cup episode for weeks. “We can’t wait any longer for it to finally get started. Last year the World Cup was the only event we were able to complete. “We are all the more motivated this year that there will hopefully be a largely normal season again,” says Andreas Obkircher, head of the organizing committee. 2G and mask requirement for spectators Because you can welcome fans to the finish area again on Thursday at Karerpass, the anticipation increases even more. “We are really looking forward to the fans. It’s great that spectators are allowed to come – it creates a completely different atmosphere,” Obkircher is convinced. Around 75 percent of the maximum occupancy was approved by the South Tyrolean state government and the medical company for the World Cup event, but fans need the so-called “Super Green Pass” to enter, i.e. they must be vaccinated against the coronavirus or have recovered from it. In addition, a strict mask requirement applies throughout the entire spectator area. According to Obkircher, nothing stands in the way of a great World Cup spectacle on the Karerpass: “For us organizers, there is always a lot of effort involved. The organization is now going very well. We have a well-rehearsed team that works extremely well.” To ensure that the viewers in front of the television sets are well looked after, a camera team with nine high-tech cameras will be on site in Carezza. Several TV channels broadcast the World Cup live.

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