The best race here. Tomorrow, so do you.
The World Cup venues
Streif, Lauberhorn, Stelvio, Gran Risa. You know these slopes from television. Get to know them before you stand at the top yourself.
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Top trumps of the race slopes
Who beats the Streif?
You play the Gran Risa. Tap the line you want to compete with.
Your card
Gran Risa
Alta Badia, Italy · Giant slalom
© Tourismusgenossenschaft Alta Badia, Alex Moling
The opponent
Streif
Kitzbühel, Austria · Downhill
© Kitzbühel Tourismus / Michael Werlberger
Length
The Streif wins this one
3,312 against 1,255 metres. The Streif is a downhill, the Gran Risa a giant slalom. On length it doesn't stand a chance.
Vertical drop
The Streif wins this one
860 against 448 metres. The Streif drops almost twice as far.
Steepest gradient
The Streif wins this one
85 against 69 per cent. Hardly any World Cup slope is steeper than the Streif. At 69 per cent the Gran Risa is still far from flat.
One does beat it: the Saslong in Val Gardena is 134 metres longer than the Streif.
More cards
The other big ones
Wengen, SwitzerlandLauberhornFast gliding sections and narrow spots like the Hundschopf and the Kernen-S. The start is at 2,315 metres.© Jungfraubahnen
Val Gardena, ItalySaslongDown from Ciampinoi to Santa Cristina, over bumps and long gliding stretches. 3,446 metres long.© Seiser Alm Marketing / Helmuth Rier
Bormio, ItalyStelvioIt finishes at the edge of Bormio in the upper Valtellina. One of the toughest downhills of the winter.© Bormio Tourism (Multiservizi Alta Valle), Roby Trab
Schladming, AustriaPlanaiThe finish slope ends close to the town centre. In the evening they race slalom here under floodlights.© Schladming-Dachstein / Josh AbsengerGear