In Nordic Combined, the men’s World Cup calendar was discussed. 

FIS, together with the AIJS and the Organising Committee in Soelden (AUT), is pleased to again invite all interested media to the traditional FIS Forum Alpinum on the eve of the start of the 2017/18 Audi FIS Ski World Cup opening races. 

The Snowboard, Freestyle, and Freeski Committee meetings saw the continuation of the positive developments since the harmonised group was first put into motion one year ago.

The Sub-Committee for World and Continental Cups discussed a new prize money distribution split for individual World Cup and stage World Cup competitions

The meetings in Ski Jumping focused primarily on a review of the FIS Grand Prix this summer and presentation of calendar drafts for summer 2018 as well as winter 2017/18 and 2018/19.

During its meeting on Friday, 6th October the Cross-Country Executive Board discussed and approved a number of proposals, which have been sent to the FIS Council for the final approval. 

The traditional FIS Autumn meetings were held last week in Zurich as an occasion for the various alpine sub-committees and working groups to meet and finalise preparations for the upcoming season.

At the fall meetings in Zurich (SUI), the FIS Ski Jumping Committee has decided that there will be no pre-qualified athletes anymore in the future.

The annual fall meetings of the various committees of the International Ski Federation FIS were held in Zurich (SUI) this week.

Besides the 4-Hills-Tournament and the Raw Air Tour, there will be another competition format in the upcoming winter as part of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup: The "Willingen Five"