Figure Skating said in a statement that it will have more details on the Grand Prix Series in the coming weeks after collaborating with an ISU-appointed group.“This is a great example of the figure skating community coming together to ensure that the world’s premier figure skating series will continue during these challenging times,” the statement read. Information about COVID-19. The skiers' speeds will be announced there during the live transmission.You have until the race starts at 12.30 pm on 18.1.2020 to enter the competition.Taking off from the Hundschopf or a runway. Zur gleichen Zeit verfolgen Millionen Wintersportbegeisterte die Rennen im Fernsehen. And with the legendary jump on the Hundschopf, it offers a particular highlight for skiers and audiences.The professionals ski against a fabulous backdrop with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, covering the distance between the starting gate and the finish line in just 2:30 minutes. That makes the first two Grand Prix stops — Skate America and Skate Canada — likely destinations. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. «Aber er nennt keine Zahlen», schiesst Andreas Rickenbacher zurück. 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It referred Groenewegen’s actions to a disciplinary commission for possible sanctions.Figure skating’s Grand Prix Series will go ahead as scheduled this fall, with modifications due to the coronavirus pandemic, the International Skating Union decided Monday.Each of the series’ six tops around the globe will be “a domestic run event,” limited to skaters of the event’s host country, who regularly train in the host country and from a respective geographical area. And once again, SWISS will be there as official partner to and the biggest fan of the event.We are particularly looking forward to the Lauberhorn Downhill. International Lauberhorn Ski Races in Wengen. WENGEN, Switzerland — The signature Alpine skiing race in Switzerland risks being dropped from the World Cup schedule because of a money dispute with the national ski federation.Organizers of the Lauberhorn men’s downhill in Wengen traded statements with Swiss-Ski on Wednesday and confirmed their ongoing legal case at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.The public spat followed Swiss-Ski declining to propose the three-race Lauberhorn meeting in January 2022 on that season’s World Cup calendar managed by the International Ski Federation (FIS).The Swiss ski body said it “cannot meet the financial demands” made by the organizing committee in Wengen.Because of the case at CAS, the federation said it limited its risk on the 2021-22 schedule by proposing a placeholder “Switzerland” designation instead of Wengen.Wengen has been a fixture on the men’s World Cup since the debut 1967 season, and next January’s races will be the 91st annual Lauberhorn meeting.The Saturday downhill typically attracts 30,000 spectators to the mountain and one of Swiss television’s biggest audience ratings each year. 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