Bid Off for 2031 Nordic World Championships: Oberstdorf vs Planica!
Bavarian Skiers to Launch Bid for Nordic World Championships 2031 in Oberstdorf (Germany) - German Ski Association Pursues Hosting of Nordic World Cup in Oberstdorf in 2031
Gearing up for some winter sports thrill? A fierce competition is brewing between Oberstdorf, Germany and Planica, Slovenia for the coveted 2031 Nordic World Championships in Ski Jumping, Cross-Country Skiing, and Nordic Combined! Here's a sneak peek at what these contenders have got to offer:
Oberstdorf 🇩🇪
- Venue Vibes: With a history of hosting the Nordic World Ski Championships (2021 in the middle of the corona pandemic, labeling it as a "ghost World Championships") and a rich ski heritage, Oberstdorf promises a top-notch event backed by solid organizational skills and experience.
- Jump 'N' Run: Oberstdorf boasts state-of-the-art facilities, particularly the iconic Heini Klopfer Ski Jump, making it a formidable contender. Its well-developed infrastructure for ski jumping and other Nordic disciplines ensures a seamless event execution.
- Europe's Own: Its strategic location in Europe could give Oberstdorf an edge, attracting spectators and media from major markets, fostering passionate support for the championships.
- Time to Innovate: With a history of hosting major ski events, Oberstdorf might need to focus on maintaining innovation and modernization to stay ahead in the global ski scene.
Planica 🇧
The Commission has also been informed of the progress of the negotiations with the applicant countries regarding potential support for the 2031 Nordic World Championships, as the excitement for winter sports continues to grow. Meanwhile, the state-of-the-art Heini Klopfer Ski Jump in Oberstdorf serves as a testament to the vibrant sports history shared between sports and the town, further enhancing its bid for the Championships.
