Schlossberg (ski course)

Schlossberg
Place: Lienz, Tyrol
Mountain: Lienz Dolomites
Opened: 1969
Giant slalom
Start: 1,008 m (3,307 ft) (AA)
Finish:    680 m (2,231 ft)
Vertical drop:    328 m (1,076 ft)
Length: 1,300 m (0.808 mi)
Max. incline: 25.2 degrees (47%)
Avg. incline:    13 degrees (23%)
Min. incline: 10.2 degrees (18%)
Most wins: Anja Pärson (2x)
Anna Fenninger (2x)
Slalom
Start:    880 m (2,887 ft) (AA)
Finish:    680 m (2,231 ft)
Vertical drop:    200 m (656 ft)
Length:    644 m (0.400 mi)
Max. incline: 25.2 degrees (47%)
Avg. incline:    13 degrees (23%)
Min. incline: 10.2 degrees (18%)
Most wins: Marlies Schild (4x)

Schlossberg is a World Cup technical ski course in Austria on Lienz Dolomites above Lienz, Tyrol. The race course debuted in 1969 and is part of Hochstein Ski Resort.

Schlossberg alternates with the Panorama course in Semmering in hosting women's technical events on the World Cup circuit. Events here have never yet been cancelled.[1][2][3]

World Cup

Lienz
Location in Austria
Lienz
Location in the Alps

This course hosted total of 28 World Cup events for women (16th of all-time) and 3 World Cup events for men (70th of all-time).

Men

No. Type Season Date Winner Second Third
62 GS 1969/70 20 December 1969   Patrick Russel Gustav Thöni    Jakob Tischhauser
63 SL 21 December 1969   Jean-Noël Augert Herbert Huber Spider Sabich
.613. SL 1987/88 12 January 1988   Bernhard Gstrein Alberto Tomba Jonas Nilsson

Women

No. Type Season Date Winner Second Third
63 GS 1969/70 19 December 1969   Judy Nagel Michèle Jacot Barbara Ann Cochran
64 SL 20 December 1969   Judy Nagel Ingrid Lafforgue Bernadette Rauter
882 SL 1997/98 27 December 1997   Ylva Nowén Deborah Compagnoni Urška Hrovat
883 SL 28 December 1997   Ylva Nowén Kristina Koznick Deborah Compagnoni
950 GS 1999/00 28 December 1999   Anita Wachter Allison Forsyth Birgit Heeb
951 SL 29 December 1999   Sabine Egger Nataša Bokal Karin Köllerer
1022 GS 2001/02 28 December 2001   Anja Pärson Monika Bergmann
Kristina Koznick
1023 SL 29 December 2001      Lilian Kummer Karen Putzer Ylva Nowén
Anja Pärson
1088 GS 2003/04 28 December 2003   Nicole Hosp Renate Götschl Kirsten Clark
1089 SL 29 December 2003   Anja Pärson Nicole Hosp Monika Bergmann
1157 GS 2005/06 28 December 2005   Anja Pärson Nicole Hosp Tina Maze
1158 SL 29 December 2005   Marlies Schild Nicole Hosp Janica Kostelić
1229 GS 2007/08 28 December 2007   Denise Karbon Julia Mancuso Nicole Gius
1230 SL 29 December 2007   Chiara Costazza Nicole Hosp Tanja Poutiainen
1297 GS 2009/10 28 December 2009   Kathrin Hölzl Manuela Mölgg Taïna Barioz
1298 SL 29 December 2009   Marlies Schild Sandrine Aubert Kathrin Zettel
1360 GS 2011/12 28 December 2011   Anna Fenninger Federica Brignone Tessa Worley
1361 SL 29 December 2011   Marlies Schild Tina Maze Mikaela Shiffrin
1436 GS 2013/14 28 December 2013   Anna Fenninger Jessica Lindell-Vikarby Mikaela Shiffrin
1437 SL 29 December 2013   Marlies Schild Mikaela Shiffrin Maria Höfl-Riesch
1499 GS 2015/16 28 December 2015      Lara Gut Tina Weirather Viktoria Rebensburg
1500 SL 29 December 2015   Frida Hansdotter    Wendy Holdener Petra Vlhová
1576 SL 2017/18 28 December 2017   Mikaela Shiffrin    Wendy Holdener Frida Hansdotter
1577 GS 29 December 2017   Federica Brignone Viktoria Rebensburg Mikaela Shiffrin
1647 GS 2019/20 28 December 2019   Mikaela Shiffrin Marta Bassino Katharina Liensberger
1648 SL 29 December 2019   Mikaela Shiffrin Petra Vlhová    Michelle Gisin
1712 GS 2021/22 28 December 2021   Tessa Worley Petra Vlhová Sara Hector
1713 SL 29 December 2021   Petra Vlhová Katharina Liensberger    Michelle Gisin
1785 GS 2023/24 28 December 2023   Mikaela Shiffrin Federica Brignone Sara Hector
1786 SL 29 December 2023   Mikaela Shiffrin Lena Dürr    Michelle Gisin

Course sections

  • SCL Kante, Russenweg, Gamsgangl, Jasdorferschuß, Bärental, Gribelekante, Schibrücke, Schlußhang

References

  1. ^ "Lifte und Pisten - Defereggental" (in German). osttirol.com. 28 December 2015.
  2. ^ "World Cup course" (PDF). International Ski Federation. 28 December 2021.
  3. ^ "World Cup profile in picture)" (PDF). schiclub-lienz.at. 28 December 2021.

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