News From Skiing - Kvitfjell Takes over Cancelled Narvik Race in March
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The women's Alpine World Cup races in the World Cup town of Narvik, which were planned for March 2027 and have now been cancelled for security reasons, remain in Norway.
Kvitfjell will host two Women's World Cup events in March, instead of Narvik, announced the FIS on Thursday. The latter station had given up due to World Cup 2029 work.
The upcoming World Cup organizers in Narvik had to cancel this winter's Alpine Skiing World Cup races. Now it is clear that the races will be moved to Kvitfjell.
The women's alpine World Cup races planned for March 2027 and cancelled for safety reasons remain in Norway. Instead, they will be held in Kvitfjell, the race dates will be taken over with the downhill training sessions on March 10 and 11, as well as the descent on the 12th (Saturday) and the Super-G on the 13th (Sunday). In February/March 2025 women's competitions took place in Kvitfjell, the Styrian Cornelia Hütter won a descent.
The upcoming World Cup organizers in Narvik had to cancel this winter's Alpine Skiing World Cup races. It is now clear that the races will remain on Norwegian soil and be moved to Kvitfjell.
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