FIS logo
Presented by

Winterberg

Aug 31, 2018·Snowboard Alpine
Hero image

Winterberg is North Rhine-Westphalia's city with the most guaranteed snow in the federal state and not for nothing the heart of Sauerland's Winter Sport Arena.

However, it took some time that Winterberg which hosted both, a big air and parallel slalom back in 2005 and 2006, decided to celebrate a comeback as World Cup host.

In March 2015, the season's final of the Alpine Snowboard World Cup tour took place with a parallel slalom on Poppenberg.

Ever since, Local Organisers are up to host World Cup events on an annual base with the event weekend featuring the season's PSL World Cup finals for the fourth consecutive time. And just like last year, the stellar crowd will be able to witness a PSL single as well as team event on March 17 and 18, 2018.

WINNERS

Year

Ladies

Men

Event

Format

2005

Matevz Petek (SLO)

BA

2005

Daniela Meuli (SUI)

Philipp Schoch (SUI)

PSL

re-run

2006

Matevz Petek (SLO)

BA

2015

Hilde-Katrine Engeli (NOR)

Roland Fischnaller (ITA)

PSL

single run

2016

Alena Zavarzina (RUS)

Edwin Coratti (ITA)

PSL

single run

2017

Sabine Schoeffmann (AUT)

Stefan Baumeister (GER)

PSL

single run

2017

Daniela Ulbing (AUT)

Andreas Prommegger (AUT)

PSL

Team Event

VENUE

The ski arena provides 34 runs on seven hills with a total length of 27.5 kilometres where 27 lifts are operating.

The most slopes are for beginners and intermediate riders, however, there is also 1.5 kilometres which are flagged black (experts).

In addition, Winterberg offers night fun on 14 slopes and also a fun park.

Check out the venue video:

Follow FIS Alpine Snowboard on Social

InstagramFacebookxYoutubeTikTok