Speed ​​Ski World Cup 2018

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Speed ​​Ski World Cup 2018

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Men's Ladies
winner
Speed ​​One (S1) ItalyItaly Simone Origone ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio
Competitions
Venues 5 5
Individual competitions 11 11
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The 2018 Speed ​​Ski World Cup began on February 1, 2018 and ended on April 7, 2018.

Eleven races were held at five locations for men and women.

In the men's category , Simone Origone ( Italy ) won the title, which meant that last year's winner Bastien Montes ( France ) was unable to defend his title. Valentina Greggio (Italy) won her fourth title in a row and dominated the season with ten wins and eleven podiums in eleven races.

Class change

Since the 2018 season, the Speed ​​Downhill (SDH, also production class) and Speed ​​Downhill Junior (SDH Junior) classes are no longer held as World Cup races, but only as FIS races. The classes have also been renamed S2 and S2 Junior . The aim is to emphasize what speed skiing actually is.

World Cup ranking

Men's
rank athlete Points
1 ItalyItaly Simone Origone 925
2 AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer 854
3 FranceFrance Bastien Montes 593
4th ItalyItaly Ivan Origone 543
5 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jan Farrell 345
6th New ZealandNew Zealand Tawny Wagstaff 342
7th FranceFrance Simon Billy 313
8th AustriaAustria Klaus scrap hammer 287
9 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Reto Eigenmann 250
10 AustriaAustria Daniel Raab 230
Ladies
rank Athlete Points
1 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio 1060
2 FranceFrance Celia Martinez 850
3 SwedenSweden Britta Backlund 390
4th FranceFrance Clea Martinez 360
5 SwedenSweden Hanna Matslofva 270
6th JapanJapan Tomoko Shimbo 256
7th SwedenSweden Lisa Hovland-Udén 226
8th FranceFrance Karine Dubouchet Revol 120
9 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Seraina Murk 90
10 FinlandFinland Janni-Maria Heikkila 45

Podium placements men

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
02/03/2018 Vars ( FRA ) ItalyItaly Simone Origone AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer FranceFrance Bastien Montes
04/02/2018 AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer AustriaAustria Klaus scrap hammer ItalyItaly Simone Origone
02/10/2018 Salla ( FIN ) ItalyItaly Simone Origone FranceFrance Bastien Montes AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer
02/11/2018 ItalyItaly Simone Origone AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer FranceFrance Bastien Montes
05.03.2018 Sun Peaks ( CAN ) AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer ItalyItaly Ivan Origone ItalyItaly Simone Origone
06.03.2018 ItalyItaly Simone Origone AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jan Farrell
07.03.2018 ItalyItaly Simone Origone AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer ItalyItaly Ivan Origone
March 16, 2018 Idre Fjäll ( SWE ) AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer ItalyItaly Simone Origone FranceFrance Bastien Montes
03/17/2018 AustriaAustria Manuel Kramer ItalyItaly Simone Origone FranceFrance Bastien Montes
04/06/2018 Grandvalira / Grau Roig ( AND ) ItalyItaly Simone Origone FranceFrance Simon Billy ItalyItaly Ivan Origone
04/07/2018 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Philippe May FranceFrance Simon Billy FranceFrance Bastien Montes

Podium placements women

date place 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
02/03/2018 Vars ( FRA ) ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez SwedenSweden Britta Backlund
04/02/2018 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez SwedenSweden Britta Backlund
02/10/2018 Salla ( FIN ) ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez FranceFrance Karine Dubouchet Revol
02/11/2018 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez FranceFrance Karine Dubouchet Revol
05.03.2018 Sun Peaks ( CAN ) ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez JapanJapan Tomoko Shimbo
06.03.2018 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez JapanJapan Tomoko Shimbo
07.03.2018 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez JapanJapan Tomoko Shimbo
March 16, 2018 Idre Fjäll ( SWE ) ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio SwedenSweden Lisa Hovland-Udén SwedenSweden Britta Backlund
03/17/2018 ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio FranceFrance Celia Martinez SwedenSweden Lisa Hovland-Udén
04/06/2018 Grandvalira / Grau Roig ( AND ) ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio SwedenSweden Britta Backlund FranceFrance Celia Martinez
04/07/2018 FranceFrance Celia Martinez SwedenSweden Britta Backlund ItalyItaly Valentina Greggio

Web links

Men's
Ladies

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Speed ​​Ski: Important changes in classes for 2018, published on October 10, 2017 , accessed on December 29, 2018