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FIS NORDIC COMBINED WORLD CUP

For Val di Fiemme (TN), the season of major winter sporting events is just around the corner. After kicking off the calendar with the grand finale of the Skiroll World Cup, the Olympic valley is preparing to once again take center stage on a top-tier international circuit, this time with the Nordic Combined World Cup. From December 11 to 13,the world’s top Nordic combined athletes will arrive in Trentino for the third of eleven stops on the 2026/27 season. The three-day event in Fiemme will kick off on Thursday, December 10,with official training sessions and the PCR (Provisional Competition Round), the provisional qualifying round. Things will get serious starting Friday, December 11,with the Individual Compact event, while Saturday, December 12,will be dedicated to the Individual Gundersen event. The event will conclude on Sunday, December 13,with the Mixed Team event on the Large Hill (HS 141), featuring two men and two women per nation. The work of the proven Nordic Ski Val di Fiemme organizing committee is proceeding at full speed, with the support of two leading clubs in Nordic disciplines: US Dolomitica of Predazzo and US Cornacci. Set to play a leading role at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Games—with nine medals to be awarded at the G. Dal Ben Ski Jumping Stadium in Predazzo and the Cross-Country Ski Stadium in Lago di Tesero, Val di Fiemme is therefore ready to return to the center of the international stage for a historic sport that combines two profoundly different disciplines—ski jumping and cross-country skiing—in a unique balance of precision, technique, endurance, and tactics.