Women's World Cup Downhill Race Cancelled for Second Day Due to Strong Winds

The race at Zermatt-Cervinia, marking the first cross-border races in World Cup history, sees all four race weekends cancelled so far.

Persistent strong winds on the Matterhorn mountain have led to the cancellation of another women's World Cup downhill race, marking the second day in a row.
The race was called off despite organizers delaying the start time twice in hopes of improved conditions.
The cancellations follow a week after both men's downhills on the same course were called off due to heavy snowfalls and strong winds.
All four race weekends at the Zermatt-Cervinia downhills, the first cross-border races in World Cup history, have been cancelled so far.
The women's World Cup continues with two more tech races, with a giant slalom and a slalom scheduled for Killington, Vermont, next weekend.