Industry News
Ski Austria (‘ÖSV’), the Austrian federal skiing body, has confirmed that after the positive ‘snow control’ today, March 7, 2024, the International Ski & Snowboard Federation (‘FIS’) has given the green light for the FIS Alpine World Cup Finals at Saalbach in Austria. Snow control for FIS races is an inspection of the conditions on a World Cup race course prior to a race to ensure the course is prepared according to FIS standards and is safe for World Cup athletes to compete on. The FIS Alpine World Cup Finals will be held on two weekends, March 16-17, as well as March 22-24.
“The slopes are in great condition and nothing stands in the way of an exciting World Cup Final from today’s point of view.”
— Hannes Trinkl, FIS Race Director Men’s Speed Events
Men’s Events:
March 16
Giant Slalom
March 17
Slalom
March 22
Super G
March 24
Downhill
Women’s Events:
March 16
Slalom
March 17
Giant Slalom
March 22
Super G
March 23
Downhill
For the Local Organization Committee, the World Cup Finals will be an important dress rehearsal for the FIS Alpine World Championship in 2025.
