Men's World Cup ski races moved to Val d'Isere

(Xinhua)
Updated: 2007-01-11 16:09

The men's World Cup ski races scheduled for Jan. 20-21 in Chamonix have been moved to Val d'Isere.

The downhill and super-combi were scrapped Tuesday because of warm weather. The races will instead be run in Val d'Isere, with the downhill on Jan. 20 and the super-combi a day later, World Cup race director Guenther Hujara said Wednesday.

Several other World Cup events already have been canceled this season because of warm weather



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