The Georgian ski resort of Gudauri is set to host the Ski Cross World Cup stages on February 28 and March 1, attracting top athletes from around the world. The event, organized under the International Ski Federation (FIS), marks a significant moment for Georgia’s winter sports scene, further establishing Gudauri as a premier destination for international skiing competitions.
A total of 97 competitors from 14 countries—including the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Austria, Chile, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Georgia—will participate in this prestigious international event. Davit Tediashvili will represent Georgia in the competition.
Competitors will take on a challenging course featuring sharp turns, jumps, and high-speed sections, testing their technical skills and endurance. The Ski Cross World Cup is known for its intense head-to-head racing format, promising thrilling action for spectators.
Hosting the World Cup stages is part of Georgia’s broader efforts to promote winter tourism and position itself as a key player in the global skiing community. Local officials have emphasized the importance of such events in boosting the country’s reputation as a top-tier winter sports hub.
With ideal snow conditions and strong international participation expected, the Gudauri World Cup stages are set to deliver an exciting showcase of ski cross competition. Fans can anticipate two days of adrenaline-fueled racing in the picturesque Caucasus Mountains.
Additionally, it is noteworthy that during the 2024-2025 winter season, Georgia successfully hosted the World Cup stage in the mogul discipline, which was also praised by the FIS for its infrastructure and organizational excellence.
Following the ski cross competition, the Snowboard Cross World Cup is scheduled in Gudauri on March 8-9.
