Stockholm set for city event on Tuesday
Aug 31, 2018·Alpine SkiingThe Scandinavian metropolis of Stockholm, Sweden, will host its third Audi FIS Ski World Cup city event on Tuesday evening on the slope at SkiStar's Hammarbybacken. The race is the final World Cup technical event and parallel competition prior to the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games, where a side-by-side racing format will make its Olympic debut in the Alpine Team Event.
The top-12 World Cup starting list (WCSL) ranked slalom athletes and the top four ranked overall athletes create qualification spots for the city event. Nations may substitute any other skiers within the top 30 WCSL for slalom or the overall for a qualified competitor from their country. Given the proximity in timing to the Olympic Winter Games, some teams opted to replace qualified skiers with other top slalom racers following the official qualification on Sunday afternoon.
The following 16 ladies are confirmed to compete in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Stockholm city event:
1. Frida Hansdotter SWE
2. Petra Vlhova SVK
3. Wendy Holdener SUI
4. Bernadette Schild AUT
5. Nina Haver-Loeseth NOR
6. Melanie Meillard SUI
7. Anna Swenn Larsson SWE
8. Katharina Gallhuber AUT
9. Denise Feierabend SUI
10. Irene Curtoni ITA
11. Christina Geiger GER
12. Katharina Truppe AUT
13. Chiara Costazza ITA
14. Lena Duerr GER
15. Marina Wallner GER
16. Resi Stiegler USA
The following 16 men are confirmed to compete in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Stockholm city event:
1. Marcel Hirscher AUT
2. Henrik Kristoffersen NOR
3. Michael Matt AUT
4. Andre Myhrer SWE
5. Daniel Yule SUI
6. Stefano Gross ITA
7. Dave Ryding GBR
8. Luca Aerni SUI
9. Sebastian Foss-Solevaag NOR
10. Mattias Hargin SWE
11. Ramon Zenhaeusern SUI
12. Marco Schwarz AUT
13. Jonathan Nordbotten NOR
14. Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen NOR
15. Linus Strasser GER
16. Clement Noel FRA
Racing starts under the lights on 30 January at 17:45 CET.
Review the rules for World Cup city events .