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Canalone Miramonti - Wikipedia

Coordinates: 46°13′52″N 10°49′19″E / 46.231°N 10.822°E

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Canalone Miramonti

Place:	Madonna di Campiglio
Architect:	Bruno Detassis (ITA)
Opened:	1940
Level:	expert
Competition:	3-Tre
Slalom
Start:	1,733 m (5,686 ft) (AA)
Finish:	1,550 m (5,085 ft)
Vertical drop:	183 m (600 ft)
Length:	0.470 km (0.29 mi)
Max. incline:	31 degrees (60%)
Avg. incline:	15.1 degrees (27%)
Min. incline:	10.2 degrees (18%)
Most wins (M):	Ingemar Stenmark (5x)

Canalone Miramonti is a World Cup slalom ski course in Italy, in Madonna di Campiglio, Trentino. It was designed by Bruno Detassis in 1940.^[1]

It is known as the slalom World Cup classic. It is one of the oldest, the most demanding and most prestigious slaloms in the world.

Slope has maximum incline at 31 degrees (60%). Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark won the record five slalom events.

History

In 1940, Italian mountaineer and mountain guide Bruno Detassis (known as "King of the Brenta"), designed and constructed this famous slalom slope.

Since 1957, the slope hosts one of the oldest and most prestigious international alpine ski competitions in the world known as 3-Tre, except in 1961.

Since 1967, the premiere World Cup season, it has been hosting several disciplines including slalom events, and since 1986 only slalom.

Canalone Miramonti men's 3-Tre events

World Cup

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Location in Italy

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Location in the Alps

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Location in Europe

No.	Type	Season	Date	Winner	Second	Third	Note
10	SL	1967	5 February 1967	Guy Périllat	Louis Jauffret	Léo Lacroix
	SL	1967/68	1968	lack of snow
75	SL	1969/70	31 January 1970	Henri Bréchu	Gustav Thöni	Dumeng Giovanoli
94	SL	1970/71	10 January 1971	Gustav Thöni	Jean-Noël Augert	Patrick Russel
130	SL	1971/72	17 March 1972	Roland Thöni	Alain Penz	Andrzej Bachleda
136	SL	1972/73	17 December 1972	Piero Gros	Gustav Thöni	Christian Neureuther
	SL	1973/74	December 1973	lack of snow
181	SL	1974/75	17 December 1974	Ingemar Stenmark	Paolo De Chiesa	Fausto Radici
234	SL	1976/77	19 December 1976	Fausto Radici	Piero Gros	Gustav Thöni
265	SL	1977/78	13 December 1977	Ingemar Stenmark	Klaus Heidegger	Bojan Križaj
288	SL	1978/79	13 December 1978	Martial Donnet	Peter Lüscher	Christian Neureuther
NC	PS	1978/79	14 December 1978	Ingemar Stenmark	Mauro Bernardi	Karl Trojer	Parallel slalom (Nations Cup)
321	SL	1979/80	11 December 1979	Ingemar Stenmark	Bojan Križaj	Paul Frommelt
324	KB	1979/80	11 December 1979 Madonna di Cam. (SL) ---------------------------- 17 December 1979 Val Gardena (DH)	Peter Lüscher	Andreas Wenzel	Anton Steiner	Combined with Val Gardena
346	SL	1980/81	9 December 1980	Ingemar Stenmark	Paul Frommelt	Bojan Križaj
349	KB	1980/81	9 December 1980 Madonna di Cam. (SL) ---------------------------- 14 December 1980 Val Gardena (DH)	Peter Müller	Leonhard Stock	Andreas Wenzel	Combined with Val Gardena
384	SL	1981/82	9 December 1981	Phil Mahre	Ingemar Stenmark	Paolo De Chiesa
386	KB	1981/82	9 December 1981 Madonna di Cam. (SL) ---------------------------- 13 December 1981 Val Gardena (DH)	Phil Mahre	Andreas Wenzel	Even Hole	Combined with Val Gardena
420	SL	1982/83	21 December 1982	Stig Strand	Ingemar Stenmark	Phil Mahre
460	SL	1983/84	20 December 1983	Ingemar Stenmark	Robert Zoller	Petăr Popangelov
461	KB	1983/84	19 December 1983 Val Gardena (SG) ---------------------------- 20 December 1983 Madonna di Cam. (SL)	Andreas Wenzel	Thomas Bürgler	Alex Giorgi	Combined with Val Gardena
494	SL	1984/85	16 December 1984	Bojan Križaj	Andreas Wenzel	Petăr Popangelov
496	KB	1984/85	16 December 1984 Madonna di Cam. (SL) ---------------------------- 17 December 1984 Madonna di Cam. (SG)	Andreas Wenzel	Thomas Stangassinger	Max Julen	Combined (SL + SG)
531	SL	1985/86	16 December 1985	Jonas Nilsson	Bojan Križaj	Paul Frommelt
578	SL	1986/87	16 December 1986	Ivano Edalini	Ingemar Stenmark	Joël Gaspoz
608	SL	1987/88	16 December 1987	Alberto Tomba	Rudolf Nierlich	Bojan Križaj
638	SL	1988/89	11 December 1988	Alberto Tomba	Marc Girardelli	Michael Tritscher
	SL	1989/90	December 1989	lack of snow
706	SL	1990/91	18 December 1990	Ole Kristian Furuseth	Thomas Fogdö	Marc Girardelli
735	SL	1991/92	17 December 1991	Finn Christian Jagge	Alberto Tomba	Thomas Fogdö
767	SL	1992/93	15 December 1992	Patrice Bianchi	Alberto Tomba	Thomas Sykora
804	SL	1993/94	20 December 1993	Jure Košir	Alberto Tomba	Finn Christian Jagge
	SL	1994/95	December 1994	lack of snow
872	SL	1995/96	19 December 1995	Alberto Tomba	Yves Dimier	Konrad Kurt Ladstätter
903	SL	1996/97	17 December 1996	Thomas Sykora	Alberto Tomba	Sébastien Amiez
1012	SL	1999/00	13 December 1999	Finn Christian Jagge	Benjamin Raich	Thomas Stangassinger
1057	SL	2000/01	19 December 2000	Mario Matt	Heinz Schilchegger	Rainer Schönfelder	replacement for Kranjska Gora
1084	SL	2001/02	10 December 2001	Bode Miller	Giorgio Rocca	Tom Stiansen
1159	SL	2002/03	15 December 2003	Ivica Kostelić	Giorgio Rocca	Manfred Pranger
1234	SL	2005/06	12 December 2005	Giorgio Rocca	Benjamin Raich	Kalle Palander
1500	SL	2012/13	18 December 2012	Marcel Hirscher	Felix Neureuther	Naoki Yuasa
1568	SL	2014/15	22 December 2014	Felix Neureuther	Fritz Dopfer	Jens Byggmark
1605	SL	2015/16	22 December 2015	Henrik Kristoffersen	Marcel Hirscher	Marco Schwarz
1648	SL	2016/17	22 December 2016	Henrik Kristoffersen	Marcel Hirscher	Stefano Gross
1685	SL	2017/18	22 December 2017	Marcel Hirscher	Luca Aerni	Henrik Kristoffersen
1722	SL	2018/19	22 December 2018	Daniel Yule	Marco Schwarz	Michael Matt
1762	SL	2019/20	8 January 2020	Daniel Yule	Henrik Kristoffersen	Clément Noël
1793	SL	2020/21	22 December 2020	Henrik Kristoffersen	Sebastian Foss Solevåg	Alex Vinatzer
1831	SL	2021/22	22 December 2021	Sebastian Foss Solevåg	Alexis Pinturault	Kristoffer Jakobsen
1866	SL	2022/23	22 December 2022	Daniel Yule	Henrik Kristoffersen	Linus Straßer
1900	SL	2023/24	22 December 2023	Marco Schwarz	Clément Noël	Dave Ryding

Parallel slalom counted for Nations Cup only.
Combined event (with other venues)

Canalone Miramonti women's World Cup

Tose events didn't count 3-Tre competition, replacing other venues only.

No.	Type	Season	Date	Winner	Second	Third	Note
450	SL	1984/85	14 December 1984	Dorota Tlałka	Brigitte Gadient	Christelle Guignard	replacement for Piancavallo
1085	SL	2003/04	16 December 2003	Anja Pärson	Laure Pequegnot	Nicole Hosp	replacement for Špindlerův Mlýn
1086	SL	2003/04	17 December 2003	Nicole Hosp	Anja Pärson	Marlies Schild	replacement for Vrátna dolina

Course sections

Minicentrale, Diagonale, Entrata Canalone, Ginocchio, Muro

References

^ "Canalone Miramonti: a worldwide ski run!". campigliodolomiti.it. Retrieved 21 October 2021.

External links

World Cup – Madonna di Campiglio
Ski-db.com - Madonna di Campiglio men's races

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