Louise Bernard with Laura Laplaud
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From this season and until 2026, the L’Équipe channel will broadcast the four races of the Ski World Cup free of charge and unencrypted. It is scheduled for this year in Val d’Isère on December 11-12 and 18-19. After biathlon, freestyle skiing and snowboarding, the channel wants to establish itself as the leader in the winter sports broadcasting market.
The team picks up its chamois. From this season and until 2026, the L’Équipe channel will broadcast the four races of the Ski World Cup free of charge and unencrypted. The competition is scheduled for this year in Val d’Isère on December 11-12 and 18-19. The channel will also program the World Cup finals to be held in Méribel and Courchevel in March. “From November to the end of March, the L’Équipe channel becomes the channel for all winter sports,” said Laurent Prud’homme, the general manager of the L’Équipe group.
Alpine skiing, freestyle and snowboarding
The channel will also broadcast the World Ski Championships, in Saalbach, Austria in 2025. Certainly good news for Alexis Pinturault, winner of the last Crystal Globe, who shared the information on his Twitter account. “Alpine skiing is coming to the L’Équipe channel!!”, he announced to his followers.
⚠️ Alpine skiing is coming to @lachainelequipe !!
– @Valley of Isere : December 11/12 (Giant and Men’s Slalom) and December 18/19 (Downhill and Women’s Super G)
– World Cup Finals @courchevel@MeribelWorldCup from March 16 to 20, 2022
– The 2025 World Ski Championships pic.twitter.com/4BC0jYReUW— Alexis Pinturault (@AlexPinturault) November 16, 2021
On the winter program, the L’Équipe channel will therefore broadcast the stages of the Alpine Skiing, Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding World Cup until 2025-2026, i.e. around a hundred races each season, as specified The Team. “With this acquisition, the L’Équipe group continues its commitment alongside white sports, this premium right completes our already rich offer of biathlon, freestyle skiing, bobsleigh and skeleton competitions”, added Laurent Prud’homme. .