Lapland race

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Lapland race
Lapland Race Logo.jpg
Lapland Race logo
Levi Black slope
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Levi Black steep slope in summer 2005
Place: Levi , FinlandFinlandFinland 
Mountain: Levi fell
slalom
Begin: 438 meters
Target: 258 meters
Height difference: 180 meters
Maximum gradient: 52%

The Lapland Races are international alpine ski races in Levi in the Finnish province of Lapland .

It was held for the first time in 2000 as a European Cup race (two slaloms and two giant slaloms for men) and in February 2004 with two slaloms for women for the first time as a World Cup race - the first on Finnish soil. After two women's World Cup slaloms were held again in March 2006, there has been an annual women's and men's World Cup slalom since the 2006/2007 season. The date was postponed to mid-November in order to bridge the time between the World Cup kick-off in Sölden at the end of October and the North American races from the end of November. Although Levi is considered snow reliable due to its geographical location around 170 km north of the Arctic Circle , the races had to be canceled in 2007, 2011 and 2015 due to lack of snow. The slaloms are held on the Levi Black slope . It is the most northerly and with a starting height of 438 meters and a target height of 258 meters, it is also the lowest slope in the Alpine Ski World Cup.

World Cup podiums

Ladies

date 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
02/28/2004 FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl GermanyGermany Maria Riesch
02/29/2004 GermanyGermany Maria Riesch AustriaAustria Elisabeth Görgl GermanyGermany Martina Ertl
03/10/2006 CroatiaCroatia Janica Kostelić SwedenSweden Anja Pärson AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
03/11/2006 SwedenSweden Anja Pärson CroatiaCroatia Janica Kostelić AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp
11/11/2006 AustriaAustria Marlies shield AustriaAustria Nicole Hosp AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
11/10/2007 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/15/2008 United StatesUnited States Lindsey Vonn SwedenSweden Maria Pietilä-Holmner GermanyGermany Maria Riesch
11/14/2009 GermanyGermany Maria Riesch United StatesUnited States Lindsey Vonn FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen
11/13/2010 AustriaAustria Marlies shield GermanyGermany Maria Riesch FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen
11/12/2011 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/10/2012 GermanyGermany Maria Höfl-Riesch FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin
11/16/2013 United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin GermanyGermany Maria Höfl-Riesch SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze
11/15/2014 SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze SwedenSweden Frida Hansdotter AustriaAustria Kathrin Zettel
11/14/2015 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/12/2016 United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin SwitzerlandSwitzerland Wendy Holdener SlovakiaSlovakia Petra Vlhová
11/11/2017 SlovakiaSlovakia Petra Vlhová United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin SwitzerlandSwitzerland Wendy Holdener
11/17/2018 United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin SlovakiaSlovakia Petra Vlhová AustriaAustria Bernadette shield
11/23/2019 United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin SwitzerlandSwitzerland Wendy Holdener AustriaAustria Katharina troop

List of winners 2004–2019

Surname Winner Second third
1 United StatesUnited States Mikaela Shiffrin 4th 1 1
2 GermanyGermany Maria Riesch 3 2 2
3 AustriaAustria Marlies shield 2 0 0
4th FinlandFinland Tanja Poutiainen 1 1 2
5 SlovakiaSlovakia Petra Vlhová 1 1 1
6th CroatiaCroatia Janica Kostelić 1 1 0
6th SwedenSweden Anja Pärson 1 1 0
6th United StatesUnited States Lindsey Vonn 1 1 0
9 SloveniaSlovenia Tina Maze 1 0 1

Men's

date 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
11/12/2006 AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich SwedenSweden Markus Larsson ItalyItaly Giorgio Rocca
11/11/2007 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/16/2008 FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange United StatesUnited States Bode Miller AustriaAustria Mario Matt
11/15/2009 AustriaAustria Reinfried Herbst CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange
11/14/2010 FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange SwedenSweden André Myhrer CroatiaCroatia Ivica Kostelić
11/13/2011 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/11/2012 SwedenSweden André Myhrer AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher SwedenSweden Jens Byggmark
11/17/2013 AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher AustriaAustria Mario Matt NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen
11/16/2014 NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther
11/15/2015 Canceled due to lack of snow.
11/13/2016 AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher AustriaAustria Michael Matt ItalyItaly Manfred Mölgg
11/12/2017 GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen SwedenSweden Mattias Hargin
11/18/2018 AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen SwedenSweden André Myhrer
11/24/2019 NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen FranceFrance Clément Noël SwitzerlandSwitzerland Daniel Yule

List of winners 2006–2019

Surname winner Second Third
1 AustriaAustria Marcel Hirscher 3 2 0
2 NorwayNorway Henrik Kristoffersen 2 2 1
3 FranceFrance Jean-Baptiste Grange 2 0 1
4th SwedenSweden André Myhrer 1 1 1
5 GermanyGermany Felix Neureuther 1 0 1
6th AustriaAustria Benjamin Raich 1 0 0
6th AustriaAustria Reinfried Herbst 1 0 0

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b c World Cup race in Levi canceled - Reiteralm jumps in. www.planetsnow.de, November 6, 2007, accessed December 26, 2012.
  2. a b c No snow in Finland: Slalom in Levi canceled. www.skiweltcup.tv, November 3, 2011, accessed December 26, 2012.
  3. a b c World Cup Levi Is Canceled  ( page can no longer be accessed , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , www.worldcuplevi.com November 5, 2015, accessed November 5, 2015.@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / worldcuplevi.com  

Coordinates: 67 ° 48 ′ 17 ″  N , 24 ° 48 ′ 9 ″  E