Skiing: The international federation, the FIS, has switched two women's World Cup races

Wednesday 13 December 1995 00:02 GMT

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Skiing

The international federation, the FIS, has switched two women's World Cup races postponed from Canada's Rocky Mountains to Switzerland and Slovenia. The Swiss resort of Veysonnaz will host a slalom on 22 December in addition to a super-G and giant slalom already scheduled there on 20-21 December, while Maribor, in Slovenia, will be given a giant slalom on 5 January. Maribor is due to host a giant slalom and slalom on 6-7 January.

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