Super-G

Downhill: 6th March 2021.

Super-G: 7th March 2021.
Downhill: 6th March 2021.

Super-G: 7th March 2021.
Downhill: 6th March 2021.

Super-G: 7th March 2021.

Hafjell og Kvitfjell vil ha finalen i 2025

Written on Thursday, 30 April 2020

Norges Skiforbund, med teknisk arrangør Hafjell-Kvitfjell Alpin AS, søker om verdenscupfinalen i alpint 2025. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde sikret seg sammenlagtseieren i World Cup denne sesongen. Kanskje kan han motta kula på hjemmebane i 2025. Her sammen med Aksel Lund Svindal. (Foto Stein B. Olsen)

Kilde takes the total Globe

Written on Thursday, 12 March 2020

Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (NOR) is the winner of the total Audi FIS Alpine World Cup 2019-20. The World Cup races in Kranjska Gora are cancelled due to the corona virus pandemic.

Men's speed finals in Kvitfjell

Written on Wednesday, 11 March 2020

Because of the corona virus situation the World Cup Finals in Cortina had to be cancelled, which means that the speed season was finished with the races in Kvitfjell. Winner of the Downhill Globe Beat Feuz.

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	Men	Women
Start (m.a.s.l)	860 m	709 m
Finish (m.a.s.l)	182 m	182 m
Vertical drop	678 m	527 m
Length	2405 m	2035 m
Average gradient	26 %	28 %
Max gradient	64 %	60 %
Min. gradient	0 %	0 %

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Kjetil Jansrud’s home ground

When the World Cup circus arrives in Kvitfjell, Kjetil Jansrud is coming home – to his rightful home. This is where he grew up, his home ground, and where he first won a World Cup race. In Kvitfjell it comes natural to him to tell his teammates about his upbringing and his roots. This is where his mother usually serves her chocolate cake in the finish area to Kjetil’s friends in the World Cup circus. This is something I look forward to every year, says Kjetil. It is lovely to have a home advantage in «my own» ground, and where my statistics are very good.