Men’s slalom World Cup race in Zagreb cancelled due to bad weather, possibility of reschedule on Thursday
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ByEurosport
Updated 05/01/2022 at 14:55 GMT
“Due to the extreme weather conditions in Zagreb, the jury has decided to cancel today’s men’s slalom,” read the official statement. “A possible replacement tomorrow in Zagreb is being discussed.” Sebastian Foss-Solevag of Norway and Kristoffer Jakobsen of Sweden top the men’s slalom World Cup standings.
Sebastian Foss-Solevåg
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Bad weather has forced the cancellation of Wednesday’s men’s slalom event in Zagreb.
Petra Vlhova secured victory in the women’s slalom on Tuesday, but the men have been forced to kick their heels after poor weather prompted event organisers to cancel.
A statement from the US Ski & Snowboard Team confirmed the news, and that there is a possibility of the race taking place on Thursday.
“Due to the extreme weather conditions in Zagreb, the jury has decided to cancel today’s men’s slalom,” read the statement. “A possible replacement tomorrow in Zagreb is being discussed.”
Sebastian Foss-Solevag of Norway and Kristoffer Jakobsen of Sweden top the men’s slalom World Cup standings.
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