Watch Cross-Country Skiing World Cup: Szklarska Poreba, Poland Live Stream online Live

Watch Cross-Country Skiing World Cup: Szklarska Poreba, Poland Live Stream online Live

Cross Country Skiing World Cup Event Szklarska Poreba – Jakuszyce 17. a 18.2.2012 Live

Meanwhile Harrachov is resting after their super succesful ski jumping World Cup event, their Polish neighbour is getting ready for their time to shine and invite best cross country skiers of the planet.

Jakuszuce is very popoular cross country skiing area, located only 5 kilometers from Harrachov. Jakuszyce will host their first World Cup event In the history between 17. and 18.2.2012. All the best skiers will meet here to compeete. Justina Kowalczyk will want to win here as a Polish hero and also Lukáš Bauer will have almost home support fom his fans as well. They both know the surroundings here since they were using local tracks to practise in the past.

To get to Jakuszyce from Harrachov, you can use car, train or you can use new skibus financed by local hotels and pensions.

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World Cup Schdule:

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Fixture: Cross-Country Skiing
Tournament: World Cup: Szklarska Poreba, Poland
Time: Feb 17, 2012 1:30 GMT

16.2.2012 – 12:30 - 16:00 - official practise

17.2.2012 – 12:30 – Qualification runs – sprint women, skating men

- 14:30 – Race – women skating, men skating

18.2.2012 – 12:30 – Race – Men individuals 15km classic, Women individuals10km slassic

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One of the top stars in the Cross-Country Skiing world since a few years is undoubtedly Justyna Kowalczyk. Three times in a row, the likeable Polish skier has won the overall World Cup and is now helping to bring the FIS Cross-Country World Cup to Poland for the first time. In Szklarska Poreba, which is located in the south-west of Poland, the World Cup elite will fight for World Cup points on Friday, 17th and Saturday, 18th February.
The Cross-Country venue at Szklarska Poreba, Jakuszyce, is well known among Cross-Country skiers as a great training venue with safe snow conditions as well as for the popular long-distance race Bieg Piastow. With currently 2 meters of natural snow, a good weather forecast for the next few days with temperatures around -3 C and some snowfall, the Organizing Committee is ready to host the sprint World Cup race in free technique on Friday and the individual start races in classical technique over 10 km and 15 km on Saturday.
On Sunday, some of the World Cup racers may take the chance to compete in a unique FIS competition - the World Uphill Trophy. This race, which is held in the alpine skiing area of Szklarska Poreba, features a climb of around 4 km - and a 500m altitude gain - up the hill to the top of the Karkonoski mountain and then downhill along another alpine slope. The total length of the race will be 8 km.

February 17-19, 2012 in Szklarska Poręba (south-west Poland) on Jakuszyce Glade the race of the best ski runners will take place.

The first take-offs are scheduled for routes of Jakuszyce Glade. On Friday, February 17, the sprints of ladies and gentlemen will be held, and on Saturday men’s run of 15 km and women’s 10 km run will take place.

On Sunday, the competitors will have an opportunity to start in a new race formula. Sunday’s Uphill Trophy is a race which takes place on tracks of Szrenica. Firstly, the competitors are running into the hill (uphill) and then they go downhill.

Szklarska Poreba is Polish and Central Europe largest cross-country ski resort, offering nearly 150 km of slopes.

The decision of the FIS was undoubtedly influenced by the fact that in Szklarska Poręba the largest and the oldest mass ski race is taking place – the so-called Piast Race. For several years this competition is among the most important of Worldloppet Ski Federation, which makes Piast Race one of the world’s most important long