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World Cup 2010 racing calendar: Canadians compete

October 1, 2009 By Stano Faban 1 Comment

World Cup ski mountaineering racing calendar for 2009/2010 season made it out couple of weeks ago. Highlight of the season will definitely be Ski Mountaineering World Championships 2010 in Andorra that will that place during the first week of March.
See or download the complete World Cup 2010 calendar.
andorra-logo-worldsSkimo World Championships are organized every two years and 2010 racing program will be as follows:

  • Mar 2 – 3 – Individual races
  • Mar 4 – Vertical race
  • Mar 5 – Teams race
  • Mar 6 – Relays

Another notable event on the calendar, Patrouille des Glaciers in Switzerland, is already a long time classic on the European skimo racing circuit. This three-member teams race covers 53 km and climbs 3994 m vertical. It is scheduled for April 24th, 2010.
However, Pierra Menta, one of the most prestigous skimo races, is not on the World Cup calendar this season. This four day stage race is a Tour de France of skimo racing, but the World Cup rules left organizers with a tough decision, and so they most likely didn’t even apply for a World Cup status this year. The race will take place between March 10 – 14th, 2010 in Areches Beaufort, France.
For Canada, this season is already shaping up to be the “biggest”. National team that will be sent to Andorra will most likely have at least 10 athletes compeeting in all disciplines. Some of those athletes will compete in Pierra Menta and some other World Cup events as well. More on the national team racing in a future article.

Filed Under: Skimo Racing Tagged With: Patrouille des Glaciers, Pierra Menta, Ski Mountaineering World Championships

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  1. James says

    October 2, 2009 at 9:02 pm

    Exciting times for Skimo racing in Canada. Close knit team, people training intelligently, active leadership. Let’s rip it up in Andorra.

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