Hope For North American Pro Racing Events This Season - World Pro Ski Tour Has A Plan
According to a report from skiracing.com, World Pro Ski Tour CEO, Jon J. Franklin, is looking at ways to hold their events during the time of COVID-19, giving a chance for pro-racing in the U.S. this season.
Currently, the plan is to run with as many as eight races, including a World Professional Ski Championship at the end of the season. This also includes coverage by CBS Sports Network, a social media presence, and national brand sponsorship.
The World Pro Ski Tour is a tour of events across the U.S. showcasing heads-up, single-elimination alpine racing. Not only does this add to the excitement of any event, but is a bit more unique than other disciplines showcased during the Audi FIS World Cup events. For more information head to the World Pro Ski Tour website and be sure to follow them on social media for updates as the season draws closer.
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