The British team has made headlines by unveiling its largest squad for an Alpine World Championships in recent history, featuring eight male and six female athletes competing across six disciplines. This strong representation highlights the growing talent and commitment within British Alpine skiing.
Recent World Cup races have taken place in iconic locations such as Sölden, Levi, Gurgl, Beaver Creek, and Val d`Isère. Notably, on January 17, 2025, the men’s Super-G and Downhill events were held in Wengen, Switzerland, while the women continued to showcase their skills in St. Anton and Cortina.
Safety remains a top priority this season, with new regulations mandating airbags for all downhill and super-G skiers. Additionally, cut-resistant underwear will become mandatory across all disciplines starting from the 2025/26 season, ensuring athletes` safety as they navigate challenging courses.
Looking ahead, the calendar is packed with exciting races in Kitzbühel, Schladming, and Garmisch, all leading up to the World Championships in Saalbach. The season will culminate with the World Cup final in Sun Valley, USA, from March 22 to 27, 2025, promising a thrilling conclusion to the competitive season.
For more details on the Alpine Ski World Cup and the British squad`s preparations, visit the relevant links.
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