Severe Weather Cancels Entire Men's World Cup Skiing Weekend in Beaver Creek

Strong winds and heavy snowfall force the cancellation of super-G and downhill races, marking the third consecutive day of disruptions.

All three men's World Cup ski races scheduled for the weekend in Beaver Creek, Colorado, were cancelled due to severe weather conditions.
The super-G race on Sunday was called off due to strong winds, marking the third consecutive day of cancellations.
Friday's and Saturday's downhill races were also cancelled due to heavy overnight snowfall and wind.
This is not the first time weather has disrupted the World Cup events at Beaver Creek; similar incidents occurred in the 2021 and 2016 seasons.
The men's World Cup circuit will move to Val d'Isere, France, next weekend for a giant slalom and slalom race.