Audi FIS Ski World Cup

Stadium
Émile
Allais

Women's slalom © Courchevel Tourisme
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The Stadium

The slalom stadium Émile Allais pays tribute to one of the great pioneers of French skiing, three-time world champion and founder of the French Ski School. An emblematic figure in alpine skiing, Émile Allais left his mark on his era through his talent, daring and innovative vision.

Located in the Loze sector, this emblematic stadium continues its heritage by hosting numerous competitions and major events, including the women's Alpine Skiing World Cup every year since 2010.

Competitions

International, federal, corporate

Subjects

Alpine skiing, paraski, snowboarding, telemark skiing and cross-country skiing

tests

Special slalom, parallel slalom, giant slalom and Super-G

Entertainment

Sledging race and an introduction to biathlon

Since 2020, the stadium is fitted with floodlights, enabling skiers to train and compete at night.

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Technical stats

Slalom
FIS approval
13407/12/19
Start
2,015 m
Arrival
1,795 m
Elevation gain
220 m
Length
614 m
Giant slalom
FIS approval
GS 13406/12/19
Start
2,175 m
Arrival
1,801 m
Elevation gain
374 m
Length
1,039 m
Women's slalom © Courchevel Tourisme
Women's slalom © Courchevel Tourisme
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Access to the stadium

skiers

Day-only

Access the finish area from the La Loze ski run via the Plantrey chairlift or the Chenus gondola.

pedestrians

If you take the lifts in the INEOS CLUB HOUSE building, the stadium entrance is 150 metres from the Croisette ski slope and the resort centre.

INFO

During World Cup ski races, the Loze ski lift is strictly reserved for athletes and technical staff.