Staruch i Chojrak (kitzbuhel) downhill

[Gość: Skyddad]

Dzisiaj w sobote transmisja o 11.25 na danska TV2,czyli drugi program dunski,
jak do tej pory to jedyna stacja co transmituje te zawody. Z Maribor
transmituja wszyscy lacznie z Eurosportem.
Pzdr.Skyddad

[staruch5]

dzieki. szukalem na wszystkich, jakie tu byly okolo 12tej i nic :-((((

[Gość: Chojrak]

Zawody z Austrii napewno transmituje publiczna telewizja austryjacka. Zakupując
prawa zastrzegła, że stacje międzynarodowe nie mogą przeprować transmisji z ich
kraju i dzieki temu nie ma zawodów w ES. Ale wiele nie straciliśmy.

[Gość: Skyddad]

Tak zgazdza sie ,byly czasy transmisji podane w gazecie ,ale nic nie bylo.
Swoja droga,widac chca klientow odrazu przy trasie.Jest tez druga czesc
kija,czlowiek zaczyna nie pamietac i nie interesowac sie austria.
Pzdr.Skyddad

[Gość: Skyddad]

Wyjasnienie dlaczego nie bylo.Zresztas to samoi co mowil Chojrak.
skipressworldU.S.A. Edition
Rain, Snow Cancel Hahnenkamm Downhill
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January 22, 2005
Kitzbuehel, Austria (Ski Press)-From Alpine Canada Alpin: Poor weather
continued to plague this edition of the Hahnenkamm races, forcing the
cancellation of the men’s traditional downhill Saturday, a day after wiping out
the super-G.

Organizers have provisionally rescheduled the super-G here on Monday, but the
International Ski Federation will need to try to find a home for the downhill
later on this season.

Poor weather is also forecast for Sunday’s slalom. Though slaloms are rarely
canceled, should that nevertheless happen, the race would be rescheduled
Monday, with priority over the super-G since television installations on the
slalom course would already be in place. In such an event, the super-G would be
rescheduled to a later date.

The Austrian Federal Armed Forces are providing 100 troops for Monday’s
unexpected race. Course, safety and security teams were also called on to stay
an extra day.

A night slalom on Tuesday means skiers must imperatively travel out of
Kitzbuehel after Monday’s race.

Though Canada’s men opted to focus on the super-G, the other nations’
downhillers were hampered by the bad weather conditions all week. Tuesday and
Wednesday’s downhill training sessions were run in less-than-ideal conditions
to meet FIS rules requirements of at least one official practice before a
downhill race.

Thursday’s practice was abandoned after 33 skiers completed their runs because
of increasingly heavy snowfalls and poor visibility.

Heavy snowfalls and fog hinder visibility on the slope, making it dangerous for
skiers who attain speeds of over 100 kph (62 mph).
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