Heavy Snow Delays World Cup Downhill
<i> Associated Press</i>
VAL D'ISERE, France —
Heavy snowfall, a rarity on this winter’s ski circuit, wiped out a men’s World Cup downhill today, and the race was rescheduled for Sunday.
More than a foot of snow fell by midday, making it impossible to maintain the course, but the outlook for upcoming races was brightened. Another downhill is scheduled Saturday and the Super-G on Monday.
“We’ve been waiting for this so long that we really can’t complain,” said Jean-Claude Fritch, director of the Sports Club.
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