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Alpine skiing: the controversial Zermatt-Cervinia stage will not be on the agenda of the next World Cup

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The Zermatt-Cervinia stage will not be on the program of the next Alpine Skiing World Cup, the Swiss Federation announced on Sunday 24 March. This Italo-Swiss race at the start of the season aroused a lot of controversy.

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Alpine skiing: the controversial Zermatt-Cervinia stage will not be on the agenda of the next World Cup

1 month ago·Strasbourg, France

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