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EUROPA CUP FINALS 2022
Soldeu · El Tarter
Andorra will offer more safety than ever for the 2023 World Cup Finals and in its bid to host the 2029 World Ski Championships
The cumulative experience of the European Cup Finals and the 2019 World Cup Finals gives Andorra a serious chance of hosting the World Ski Championships.
The main figures for the European circuit finals indicate a participation of 200 skiers from 19 countries, 190 volunteers, 110 communication professionals and 867 hours of work.
Andorra is working to ensure greater safety than ever at the two major international events on the Alpine skiing calendar: the 2023 World Cup Finals, scheduled for 13 to 19 March, and in the country’s bid this May to host the 2029 World Ski Championships.
NEWS
Check all the press releases related to the 2022 European Cup Finals and the 2023 World Cup Finals.
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Monday, 14 March, 2022 - 13:30
The Andorran Cande Moreno sets the best time in the Downhill training sessions of the Grandvalira Europa Cup Finals
The Andorran came in with a time of 1:15.08, a difference of 0.89 over second place, the Austrian Sabrina Maier, with the third fastest time Anouck Errard of France
First day of the Alpine Skiing Europa Cup Finals on the Àliga course in the El...
Título:The Andorran Cande Moreno sets the best time in the Downhill training sessions of the Grandvalira Europa Cup Finals -
Monday, 14 March, 2022 - 10:30
Joan Verdú makes history for Andorran skiing with his 17th place in the World Cup at Kranjska Gora
- The racer from the Andorran Ski Federation achieved the 6th fastest time in the second round
- Verdú will participate in the Europa Cup Finals in Grandvalira next Wednesday...
Título:Joan Verdú makes history for Andorran skiing with his 17th place in the World Cup at Kranjska Gora -
Monday, 7 March, 2022 - 16:30
Grandvalira returns to top competition with another Europa Cup Finals
The Soldeu - El Tarter sectors will host the last stop of the European circuit with more than 200 racers from 34 countries competing from 14 to 20 March
The action returns to the iconic Avet and Àliga courses, the last...
Título:Grandvalira returns to top competition with another Europa Cup Finals
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The ski area of Grandvalira in Andorra has been the venue for several top-level sporting events in recent years in the alpine skiing, speed skiing and freestyle skiing categories.
Following the success of the 2012 and 2016 Alpine Skiing World Cups,the 2019 World Cup Finals and the 2022 European Cup Finals , the largest resort in Southern Europe is back in action holding the World Cup Finals 2023 from 13 to 19 March.
The sporting legacy that has been built has allowed the Principality of Andorra to face the challenge of presenting itself as a candidate to host the 2029 Alpine World Ski Championships.
For the first time in history, Andorra has the guarantees and opportunity to opt for holding one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world.
Discover Andorra's 2029 candidature
This has been the path that has taken us to where we are today:
The Àliga and Avet courses in Soldeu–El Tarter form a compact venue that in recent years has been the epicentre of high-level competitions, such as Europa Cups, Europa Cup Finals, World Cups, and World Cup Finals. The next goal is the 2022 Europa Cup Finals.
AVET COURSE
Avet, in Grandvalira – Soldeu, is the course for technical races.
The giant slalom course has a drop of 416 metres, while the slalom course drops 210 metres.
The course is oriented towards the northeast, which guarantees quality snow. In Soldeu, the arrival area is connected to the town of Soldeu through a 14,000-square-metre skiable platform that offers all necessary comforts and services for the sporting family, professionals involved in events, and spectators.
ÀLIGA COURSE
Speed races are held on the Àliga course, in the El Tarter sector.
The old and the new Àliga courses form an X when seen from above exactly like the one in the Grandvalira logo. The competition area is located in Grandvalira–El Tarter.
With its highest starting point at 2,476 metres, it is 2.7 kilometres long and has a maximum drop in altitude of 751 metres. Skiers can reach speeds in excess of 120 km/h.
The 2022 Europa Cup Finals will strictly follow all the protocols established by the Ministry of Health of the Government of Andorra for the holding of sporting events, as well as all the instructions set by the International Ski Federation.
The organization will adapt all prevention and safety measures to the development of the health situation.
Bid for the World Alpine Skiing World Cup 2027
Andorra is aspiring to host for the first time the most important alpine skiing event in the world.
The Pyrenean country, led by the Andorran Ski Federation (FAE), will soon present its candidacy to the International Ski Federation (FIS) for holding the 2027 World Championships.
Never before have the Pyrenees hosted such an important sporting landmark. The countdown begins for the one-year period in which the Principality will be measured against big names such as Crans-Montana (Switzerland) and Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany).
The decision will be taken in the town of Vilamoura (Portugal) during the FIS Congress in May 2022 with the vote of the 17 members of the FIS Council, who will determine the host.
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