FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup Prediction: One of the Most Competitive Stages for Professional Skiers from Around the Globe

In the world of professional skiing, the French resort is renowned. It was founded by the legendary Jean-Claude Killy and his fellow countryman Henri Oreiller, known as the madman of the downhill. But this time, it’s all about technological activities. Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) will compete against a strong competition that includes some of his own countrymen. In the previous edition, Marco Odermatt and Mikaela managed to win and will be the defending champions. The 2022 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup will be a highlighted event with skiers from different regions looking to make an impact. The predictions roll out for the winners as we are set to witness the start tomorrow. Mikaela, who holds the record for most FIS World Cup wins will be the spotlight as always along with few other big names in the contest. 

Dawid Kubacki will be carrying all his Olympic experience into the FIS World Cup. Dawid demonstrates notable command over his skills and has won various tournaments in the past 3-4 years. He has managed to win 8 events individually, and 7 counted for team wins. Apart from all events, he also won the Four Hills Titles once in 2020. With a personal best of 236.5 (776ft) in March 2018, Dawid can certainly stand out as a favorite for winning. Winning Bronze at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics was his latest achievement. Kubacki also won the 2017 FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix held in Klingenthal. 

Anže Lanišek managed to find his personal best of 244.5m (802ft) this year only in March and is looking sharp as a hawk to succeed in the upcoming FIS World Cup. The Slovenian skier has commendable experience and titles reflecting his journey so far in the world of skiing. He won Bronze in 2021’s Oberstdorf Men’s Ski Flying competition and has been on the championship roster for a while. Anže Lanišek’s career has been on a continuous rise since after the 2019-2020 season typically, making him the favorite for FIS World event. 

In the upcoming FIS World Cup, Halvor Egner Granerud will walk in as the most competitive player in the circuit with reasonable experience for winning. The Norwegian superstar will look to carry on his merry way. Halvor secured a Silver Medal in Oberstdorf Mixed NH in 2021 Men’s Ski Flying and is likely to bag a win in the upcoming fixture as well. With 41 points won in 2021, Halvor stunned almost every skier in the contest. 

Considering the upcoming stats and World Cup setting, Dawid Kubacki is likely to be on the roster once again. Apart from the above-mentioned skiers, Stefan Kraft can produce a robust performance and cause an upset. 

• Dawid Kubacki Wins - Yes for 2.75
• Val Gardena Super G - Outright Marco Odermatt for 2.50
• Outright Winner - Anze Lanisek for 5.00