The most anticipated challenge of the year, the Skithon closes with 600 participants and almost 65,000 km registered skied in our ski resorts!

La Molina once again demonstrates its commitment to give space to those who have difficulties with mobility and visual disabilities, so they can practice sports and enjoy the snow.

The Para Alpine Skiing World Cup event concluded this past weekend in La Molina with resounding organisational and sporting success. 60 racers with visual or physical impairments from 20 different countries competed in three Giant Slalom and two Slalom events in the Roc Blanc stadium located inside the resort.

The third and last Giant Slalom (GS) race took place on Thursday, 14 March in La Molina (Spain) and saw wins for Great Britain, France, Japan, Slovakia, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

Gold for Australia, France, Japan, Slovakia and the Netherlands in the second giant (GS) of the Alpine Ski World Cup adapted from the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), held on Tuesday, March 12.

The World Cup of adapted alpine skiing will be held from the 11 to 16 of March with the top 62 adapted skiers in the world from a total of 19 countries.

Monday the 11th of March brought victories of Australia, France and Japan in the first giant slalom of the adapted alpine skiing World Cup of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC)

This Thursday Barcelona's rider Astrid Fina has hung the silver on the first of the two Banked slalom trials that is taking place on the Solell track of Torrent Negre de La Molina.

On the involvement of services in the facilities and services in the tourist operations of FGC - Tourism and Mountain on March 8

The Barcelona rider returns to the second step of the podium in the SBLL2 category, behind the Dutch Lisa Bunschoten. His compatriot Renske Van Beek has finished third