Just over a month before the Olympic flame is lit, Livigno makes history by hosting for the very first time a stage of the Alpine Skiing World Cup: the Men’s Super-G, scheduled for December 27, 2025 at 11:30 CET. This unique and spectacular event will bring the world’s top athletes to the heart of the Alps, ready to challenge themselves on a brand-new course—technical and fast—combining flowing sections with demanding walls that feature slopes of up to 52%. Starting at 2,375 meters, not far from Rifugio Costaccia, the race will lead competitors down the Tagliede – Li Zeta slope to the town center finish line at 1,850 meters, offering the audience a direct view of the thrilling finale. With a length of 1,800 meters and a vertical drop of 517 meters, the course promises strong emotions and great spectacle, rewarding only the most complete skiers. It will be a contest of the highest technical level, a crucial test ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, and at the same time a celebration for the fans, who will experience first-hand the intensity of a sporting event destined to be remembered. HEAD SKI Photo: GEPA-pictures.com Text: Livigno #sportivo

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Corinne Suter embodies grace, power, and resilience on snow. A true force in alpine skiing, she has built her career on consistency, mental strength, and a fearless commitment to speed. Whether carving through the icy slopes of a World Cup downhill or standing calmly in the start gate of a championship race, Corinne radiates quiet confidence — the kind that inspires both teammates and fans. She combines the precision of a technician with the courage of a downhill racer, proving that elegance and aggression can coexist perfectly in one athlete. Her 2021 World Champion title and Olympic gold are not just trophies; they are milestones of dedication, discipline, and belief in herself through every setback and comeback. Off the course, Corinne reflects authenticity and kindness — a grounded spirit who never forgets the joy that first drew her to skiing. She reminds us that greatness is not only measured in victories, but in the strength to rise, adapt, and keep chasing excellence with heart.

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