Panorama (Semmering ski course)

Ski course in Austria

Panorama

Place: |  Semmering
Mountain: | Zauberberg
Opened: | 1995
Giant slalom
Start: | 1,335 m (4,380 ft) (AA)
Finish: | 1,020 m (3,346 ft)
Vertical drop: |  315 m (1,033 ft)
Max. incline: | 25.6 degrees (48%)
Avr. incline: | 19.8 degrees (36%)
Min. incline: |  4.6 degrees (8%)
Slalom
Start: | 1,230 m (4,035 ft) (AA)
Finish: | 1,020 m (3,346 ft)
Vertical drop: |  210 m (689 ft)
Max. incline: | 27.5 degrees (52%)
Avr. incline: |  22 degrees (40%)
Min. incline: | 10.8 degrees (19%)

Panorama is a women's World Cup technical ski course on Zauberberg mountain in Semmering, Lower Austria, opened in 1995. Slope has maximum incline at 27 degrees (51%).

Mikaela Shiffrin won record 7 races in total; record 4 wins in giant slalom and record 3 wins in slalom.

## History

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On 29 December 1995, they first time hosted World Cup, traditionally between Xmas and New Year's holidays and since 1996/97 exchanging every second year with Lienz, another World Cup host in Austria.[1][2][3]

## World Cup

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Mikaela Shiffrin (USA)

300x
Record 7 wins in total;
and record 4 GS and 3 SL

### Top 3 results

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No. | Type  | Date  | Season  | Winner  | Second  | Third

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814 | SL | 29 December 1995  | 1995/96 |  Pernilla Wiberg |  Karin Roten |  Elfi Eder
815 | SL | 30 December 1995  |  Elfi Eder |  Marianne Kjørstad |  Kristina Andersson
845 | SL | 28 December 1996  | 1996/97 |  Pernilla Wiberg |  Deborah Compagnoni |  Anita Wachter
846 | SL | 29 December 1995  |  Deborah Compagnoni |  Patricia Chauvet |  Claudia Riegler
915 | GS | 27 December 1998  | 1998/99 |  Anita Wachter |  Alexandra Meissnitzer |  Andrine Flemmen
916 | SL | 28 December 1998  |  Kristina Koznick |  Karin Roten |  Pernilla Wiberg
992 | GS | 28 December 2000  | 2000/01 |  Sonja Nef |  Corinne Rey-Bellet |  Sarah Schleper
993 | SL | 29 December 2000  |  Janica Kostelić |  Sonja Nef |  Trine Bakke
1059 | GS | 28 December 2002  | 2002/03 |  Karen Putzer |  Janica Kostelić |  Nicole Hosp
Denise Karbon
1060 | SL | 29 December 2002  |  Janica Kostelić |  Christel Pascal |  Nicole Gius
1124 | GS | 28 December 2004  | 2004/05 |  Marlies Schild |  Tanja Poutiainen |  Elisabeth Görgl
1125 | SL | 29 December 2004  |  Marlies Schild |  Janica Kostelić |  Tanja Poutiainen
1193 | GS | 28 December 2006  | 2006/07 |  Kathrin Zettel |  Nicole Hosp |  Marlies Schild
1194 | SL | 29 December 2006  |  Therese Borssén |  Kathrin Zettel |  Marlies Schild
1262 | GS | 28 December 2008  | 2008/09 |  Kathrin Zettel |  Manuela Mölgg |  Lara Gut
1263 | SL | 29 December 2008  |  Maria Riesch |  Tanja Poutiainen |  Lindsey Vonn
1329 | GS | 28 December 2010  | 2010/11 |  Tessa Worley |  Maria Riesch |  Kathrin Hölzl
1330 | SL | 29 December 2010  |  Marlies Schild |  Maria Riesch |  Christina Geiger
1402 | GS | 28 December 2012  | 2012/13 |  Anna Fenninger |  Tina Maze |  Tessa Worley
1403 | SL | 29 December 2012  |  Veronika Velez-Zuzulová |  Kathrin Zettel |  Tina Maze
| GS | 28 December 2014  | 2014/15 | lack of snow; replaced in Kühtai on 28 December 2014[4]
SL | 29 December 2014  | lack of snow; replaced in Kühtai on 29 December 2014
1539 | GS | 27 December 2016  | 2016/17 |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Tessa Worley |  Manuela Mölgg
1540 | GS | 28 December 2016  |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Tessa Worley |  Viktoria Rebensburg
1541 | SL | 29 December 2016  |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Veronika Velez-Zuzulová |  Wendy Holdener
1615 | GS | 28 December 2018  | 2018/19 |  Petra Vlhová |  Viktoria Rebensburg |  Tessa Worley
1616 | SL | 29 December 2018  |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Petra Vlhová |  Wendy Holdener
| GS | 28 December 2020  | 2020/21 | cancelled in second run due to strong wind
1676 | SL | 29 December 2020  |  Michelle Gisin |  Katharina Liensberger |  Mikaela Shiffrin
1747 | GS | 27 December 2022  | 2022/23 |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Petra Vlhová |  Marta Bassino
1748 | GS | 28 December 2022  |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Lara Gut-Behrami |  Marta Bassino
1749 | SL | 29 December 2022  |  Mikaela Shiffrin |  Paula Moltzan |  Lena Dürr
1820 | GS | 28 December 2024  | 2024/25 |  Federica Brignone |  Sara Hector |  Alice Robinson
1821 | SL | 29 December 2024  |  Zrinka Ljutić |  Lena Dürr |  Katharina Liensberger

Replacing other cancelled events: Val d'Isere (2016) and Sölden (2022).

## References

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1. ^ "Bo Urška prehitela Elfi (page 8)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 29 December 1995.
2. ^ "Švedinja spet razred zase, Slovenkam nagajal mraz (page 16)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 30 December 1995.
3. ^ "Urška je na Semmeringu izgubila kar 40.000 mark (page 17)" (in Slovenian). Delo. 3 January 1996.
4. ^ "Ladies' competitions in Semmering rescheduled in Kühtai". FIS. 21 December 2014. Archived from the original on 27 January 2015. Retrieved 23 December 2014.

## External links

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* FIS Alpine Ski World Cup – Semmering, Austria

47°38′49″N 15°49′48″E﻿ / ﻿47.64694°N 15.83000°E﻿ / 47.64694; 15.83000

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* Gurgl (Kirchenkar)
* Kitzbühel (Ganslernhang, Streif)
* Lech/Zürs (Flexenarena)
* Lienz (Schlossberg)
* Schladming (Planai)
* Semmering (Panorama)
* Sölden (Rettenbach)
* St. Anton (Karl-Schranz-Piste)
* Zauchensee (Kälberloch)

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