FIS World Cup in Zauchensee
Zauchensee has been hosting top ski events for over 30 years!
FIS World Cup in Zauchensee: The „Kälberloch“ World Cup track starts very steeply with a 150 m of 72 % gradient flowing into its snow-sure, challenging stretches which are ideal for alpine competitions. The icing on the cake is the excellent infrastructure and the professional team behind it. The first World Cup race was held here in 1980. Since then Zauchensee has hosted a World or Europa Cup nearly every year. The highlight was the World Cup finals in 2002 which was held in conjunction with Flachau. The next Ladies World Cup is in 2013.
This professional competence has been put to good use in the Koglealm training centre with its three tracks, that everyone can use.
Race history (1980 to 2012)
| 2012 FIS Mens Europa Cup | Downhill and Super G |
| 2011 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super G |
| 2009 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super Combi |
| 2008 FIS Ladies Europa Cup | |
| 2007 FIS Mens Europa Cup | |
| 2007 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super Combi |
| 2007 FIS Junior Alpine World Championships | |
| 2006 FIS Europa Cup Finals | |
| 2004 FIS Ladies World Cup | Super G and Slalom |
| 2002 FIS World Cup Finals | |
| 2000 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super G |
| 1998 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super G |
| 1994 FIS Ladies World Cup | Super G and Slalom |
| 1990 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Super G |
| 1988 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Slalom |
| 1980 FIS Ladies World Cup | Downhill and Slalom |