Inferno Ski Race 2022 - Murren, Switzerland - Full Course

The 78th Edition of the Inferno Race - Schilthorn - Winteregg
The Inferno Race in the Swiss Alpine resort of Mürren was organized for the first time in 1928 by a group of "ski-crazy" Brits. Today it is the largest amateur skiing race in the world.
This spectacular annual event is so popular that participation has to be limited to "only" 1850 competitors - a few hundred applicants are still being rejected each year. The full length course covers 14.9 kilometres of contrasting terrain and topography, and is open to the skiing public at other times of the year.
The Inferno Race is particularly suited to allround skiers. As the official documentation explains: "The upper part of the course demands downhill turning technique and an optimal line. The middle section calls for an ideal downhill position and fast gliding. From the "Kanonenrohr" to the "Höhenlücke" technically superior skiers come into their own. Over the stretch from Maulerhubel to Winteregg, skating step and arm power can be all-important. And from Winteregg-Spriessenkehr to Lauterbrunnen optimal equipment, a clean downhill position and - not least - mental stamina can be the key to a fast final time."
Credit - Inferno-murren.ch