World Cup Men's Slalom Canceled Due to Weather in French Alps

The cancellation marks another blow to a difficult season, with six races already canceled and only two completed.

Snow and rain in the French Alps forced the cancellation of a World Cup men's slalom, marking another setback in the men's season.
So far, six races have been canceled, one abandoned, and only two completed in the current season.
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation cited safety and fairness for the racers as the reason for the cancellation.
The race is likely to be rescheduled at a different venue later in the season.
The men's circuit now moves to Val Gardena, Italy, for two downhills and a super-G starting Thursday.