Highlights of Next Year's World Cup: Season Opener In Sweden, Tour de Ski, Worlds In Japan

FasterSkier · October 28, 2005

The 2006-2007 World Cup schedule is still in the planning stage. See what it can end up looking like here!

Source: Langrenn.com

The sprint World Cup will again be in DÃ¼sseldorf, Germany while the distance Cup will start in Gallivare, Sweden.

Here is what it might look like for the 2006-2007 season

Period 1
October 28. 2006 DÃ¼sseldorf GER Sprint Freestyle
October 29. 2006 DÃ¼sseldorf GER Sprint relay Freestyle
November 18. 2006 GÃ¤llivare SWE 10 km/ 15 km Freestyle
November 19. 2006 GÃ¤llivare SWE Relay 4×5 km/ 4×10 km
November 25. 2006 Kuusamo FIN 10 km/ 15 km Classic
November 26. 2006 Kuusamo FIN Sprint Classic
December 9. 2006 AUT/ITA/ SUI Pursuit
December 10. 2006 AUT/ITA/SUI Sprint Freestyle
December 16. 2006 La Clusaz FRA 15 km/ 30 km Freestyle mass-start
December 17. 2006 La Clusaz FRA 4 x 5 km/ 4x 10 km

Period 2
Tour de Ski Central Europe
Eight races in ten days from Friday December 29 with start in MÃ¼nchen to Sunday January 7
with finale in Val di Fiemme.
January 20. 2007 Rybinsk RUS Pursuit classic
January 21. 2007 Rybinsk RUS Sprint relay classic
January 27. 2007 OtepÃ¤Ã¤ EST 10 km/ 15 km classic
January 28. 2007 OtepÃ¤Ã¤ EST Sprint classic
February 3. 2007 Nove Mesto CZE 10 km/ 15 km freestyle
February 4. 2007 Nove Mesto CZE Sprint relay freestyle

Period 3
February 17. 2007 Changchun CHN 10 km/ 15 km freestyle
February 18. 2007 Changchun CHN Sprint classic

Word Championship
February 22 to March 4 2007 Sapporo JPN

Period 4
March 10. 2007 Lahti FIN 10 km/ 15 km classic
March 11. 2007 Lahti FIN Sprint Freestyle
March 14. 2007 Drammen NOR Sprint classic
March 17. 2007 Oslo NOR 30 km/ 50 km classic
March 21. 2007 Stockholm SWE Sprint classic
March 25. 2007 Falun SWE Pursuit
March 26. 2007 Falun SWE Relay

Worlds for U-23 skiers:
FIS Worlds for U23-skiers, Tarvisio (ITA) January 27 to February 4. 2007