World cup of Alpine skiing 1970

The World cup of Alpine skiing 1970 begins the December 10th 1969 with the Femmes giant from Valley-in Isere and finishes the March 15th 1970 with the Hommes slalom of Voss.

The Men dispute 36 tests (including 8 tests index B with undervalued scale): 10 descents, 12 giants and 14 slaloms.

The Women dispute 26 tests: 5 descents, 9 giants and 12 slaloms.

The championships of the world are disputed with Val Gardena 7 with the February 15th 1970 and their tests count for the general classification of the world cup.

Honnor roll

Karl Schranz (148 points) precedes of a wire Patrick Russel (145 points) and Gustavo Thöni (140 points). More complete skier, the Austrian , 31 years, marks 18 invaluable points in slalom whereas its young adversaries do not dispute the descent. In addition, Karl Schranz gains a second K of diamond: it is a single exploit in the history of the ski.

Advent of Gustavo Thöni (19 years):

victory as of its first race (giant of Valley-in Isere),
victorious of the world cup of giant and third place with the general at the conclusion of his first season.

The French dominate the Femmes world cup and trustent:

the first 4 places of general classification with Michele Jacot, Francoise Macchi, Florence Steurer and Ingrid Lafforgue,
3 crystal balls: Isabelle Mir in descent, Michele Jacot as a giant and Ingrid Lafforgue in slalom,
17 of the 26 tests.

Michele Jacot is the most complete skier and becomes the first and single French to gain the world cup of ski.

World cup Men

Results

Classifications

General classification

Descent

Giant

Slalom

World cup Women