Facts

Kvitfjell

Kvitfjell was built for the 1994 Olympic Winter Games, but has already gained an outstanding reputation among alpine enthusiasts around the world. The unique Kvitfjell courses were designed (Bernhard Russi) and built to combine challenges and safety as the guiding principles.
The Men’s Downhill/ Super-G courses are equipped with snowmaking installations (automatic).
The Men’s Downhill course in Kvitfjell fulfils the standards for a high levelled modern WC course and has undergone improvements each season after the OWG (94) to maintain the latest specifications.
Chairlift to the middle station, 4-seat detachable with a capacity of 1600 skiers/h.
Chairlift from the middle station to the downhill start, 6-seat detachable with a capacity of 2000 skiers/h.
Sunday March 3rd 2019 Kvitfjell organized World Cup race number 64, 26 years after the first World Cup race in 1993!

HAFJELL - Lillehammer

Major events in Lillehammer after the Olympic Games in 1994:

2019    Birkebeinerrennet - Cross Country race of 52 km over the mountains from Rena to Lillehammer
             - yearly since 1932 (a historic ski event in Norway)
2017/18/19 Raw Air – World Cup Ski Jumping - 4-hill Tournament – Lillehammer
2019    World Cup Nordic Skiing – yearly since 1995 in Lillehammer (SJ / NC / CC)
2017    X-Games – Hafjell
2016    Youth Olympic Winter Games – Hafjell / Lillehammer
2015    Alpine Junior World Ski Championships - Hafjell
2014    World Championships in Mountain Bike and Trials in Hafjell Bike Park
2008    European Championships in Handball Men - Lillehammer
1999    World Championships in Ice Hockey Group A - Lillehammer
1999    World Championships in Handball Ladies – Lillehammer

Major events experienced outside of the Olympic Games 94:

2020  Alpine European Cup men, 2xDH
2020  Alpine World Cup men DH, Super-G cancelled

2019  Alpine European Cup women, Super-G and Alpine Combined
2019  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2018  Alpine European Cup women, Super-G and Alpine Combined
2018  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
2018  Alpine European Cup men, 2xDH

2017  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Alpine Combined
2017  Alpine World Cup men, 2xDH and Super-G

2016  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Alpine Combined
2016  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2015  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Super Combined
2015  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2014  Alpine World Cup men, 2xDH and Super-G
2013  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2012  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Super Combined
2012  Alpine World Cup men, DH and 2xSuper-G

2011  Alpine World Cup men, 2xDH and Super-G

2010  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Super Combined
2010  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2009  Alpine European Cup women, GS, Super-G and Super Combined
2009  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2008  Alpine European Cup women, 2 x Super-G
2008  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2007  Alpine World Cup men, Super-Combined, DH and Super-G
2005  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2004  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
2003  Alpine World Cup Finals, DH and Super-G, women and men

2002  Norwegian Alpine Ski Championships, DH
2002  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

2001  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
2000  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

1999  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
1998  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G

1997  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
1996  Alpine World Cup finals, DH and Super-G, women and men

1995  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G
1995 - 1999 FIS competitions in Super-G, women and men
1995 - 2012 Various regional alpine competitions on different levels
1993  Alpine World Cup men, DH and Super-G.