Luge World Cup heads to Innsbruck for thrilling races and Olympic preparations

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The 2024-25 Luge World Cup continues in Innsbruck, Austria, on December 7-8, following a successful opening in Lillehammer. The event will feature 115 sleds from 23 countries competing on the historic "Ice Channel." This year, the track has introduced a new start area for women's singles and doubles events, moving the start up by 200 meters. This change aims to improve the racing experience, particularly addressing challenges with the previous start curve. Athletes will compete for valuable World Cup points as they prepare for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina in 2026. Fans can expect exciting races and close finishes from top competitors.


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