World Junior Alpine Skiing Championships
The FIS Alpine Ski World Junior Championships are a sports event where every year in different races the Junior World Champion will be determined in the alpine skiing disciplines of Downhill, Super -G, giant slalom, slalom and combined. Since 2012, a team competition is held. Since 2014, Super Combined is discharged before the race points were to determine the combined score added from Downhill, Giant Slalom and Slalom. Is organized by the International Ski Federation FIS. Participation is open to 16 - to 21 -year-old skier (up to 2012: 15 - to 20 -year-old ), even those that go to the start already in the Ski World Cup. For the first time Junior World Championships were conducted in 1982, before that it was from 1972 European Junior Championships. According to the official version of the FIS the sporting event is named in the plural and is called "FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships ( year) ".
Results
- Jasna 2014
- Québec 2013
- Roccaraso 2012
- Crans- Montana 2011
- Region Mont Blanc 2010
- Garmisch -Partenkirchen 2009
- Formigal 2008
- Altenmarkt-Zauchensee/Flachau 2007
- Québec 2006
- Bardonecchia 2005
- Maribor 2004
- Briançonnais 2003
- Tarvisio / Sella Nevea / Ravascletto 2002
- Verbier 2001
- Québec 2000
- Pra Loup / La Sauze 1999
- Megève / Chamonix / Saint -Gervais 1998
- Schladming 1997
- High -Ybrig 1996
- Voss 1995
- Lake Placid 1994
- Monte Campione / Colere 1993
- Maribor 1992
- Geilo / Hemsedal 1991
- Zinal 1990
- Aleyska 1989
- Madonna di Campiglio 1988
- Hemsedal / halls 1987
- Bad Kleinkirchheim 1986
- Jasna 1985
- Sugarloaf 1984
- Sestriere 1983
- Auron 1982