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FIS ‘2008 Big Finals’ to be held in Bormio
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The FIS has announced that the ‘2008 Big Finals’ are scheduled to be held in Bormio (Italy) from March 10th to 16th. The championship is the FIS World Cup season finals for four Olympic disciplines – Alpine Skiing, Cross-Country, Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard....A total of 28 different World Cup competitions are planned at the event, including five Alpine Skiing events (downhill, super-G, giant slalom, slalom for ladies and men and a team event), three Freestyle events (ladies and men’s moguls, ski cross and half-pipe), four Snowboard events (big air, half-pipe, parallel and snowboard cross) and the new Cross-Country Finals consisting of three competitions (prologue & two distance races for each gender).

The Big Finals have become a FIS tradition every 4 years, during seasons when no major title competitions are staged. Next year, the prize money will total more than CHF 1.4 million.

Fore more: http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/disciplines.html?actu_id_1089=418&actu_page_1089=1
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