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Sierra Nevada, winner of the Rooselvelt Award for Accessible Tourism and Inclusive Leisure

Sierra Nevada expands new snowpark for spring

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The new snow situation in Sierra Nevada has allowed since this weekend the extension of the snowpark to four lines of modules and jumps (and a fifth under construction) on both sides of the Loma de Dílar chairlift, with which the freestyle offer experiences a significant growth for the spring season in the winter resort of Granada.
This is the implementation of the new snowpark project designed at the beginning of the season in collaboration with the Andalusian Winter Sports Federation and which has finally been carried out now thanks to the snowfall recorded in Sierra Nevada just over a week ago.
The construction of the snowpark, which will be finished in the first days of this week with new modules, has followed criteria of evolution by levels, from beginners to experts. Its location on the side of the Loma de Dílar chairlift allows for a high frequency of descents on the different lines.

Sierra Nevada goes (almost) to 100

Fotos de pistas

The ski and mountain resort of Sierra Nevada has reached today, with 97 kilometres (118 slopes), the largest skiable surface since the 2019/20 season thanks to the accumulations of snow registered during the past weekend, with up to 2 metres in areas such as Borreguiles.
The opening of almost all the slopes in the Laguna area and a good part of the runs in the Parador-Cauchiles area has allowed Sierra Nevada to reach the last third of the season in the best moment of the 23/24 winter season.
The resort is also recovering some of the facilities affected by the storm, such as the snowpark, which from this weekend will have around 30 modules on both sides of the Loma de Dílar chairlift, as well as a platform in the big jumps sector, which will be used for the Spanish Slopestyle Championships on the weekend of 23 and 24 March.
Meanwhile, this weekend the resort will host four official sporting competitions: the Reyes Santa Olalla and Nazarí bumps trophies, as well as the White Camp and Club Monachil alpine skiing trophies, both of which count towards the Jesús Serra inclusive trophy.
Sierra Nevada also brings back the music sessions in Borreguiles with the performance of the DJs Julián Movilla and Rober Peinado this Friday 15th March on the Chill Out terrace.
Also, the activities for non-skiers in the Borreguiles area are back and the Mirlo blanco activities are still open in Pradollano with its toboggans, sledges, ice rink and Mirlo sledge.
The weather forecast for the next few days predicts predominantly clear skies, no significant winds and slightly rising temperatures.

FIS praises Sierra Nevada SBX World Cup

The International Ski Federation (FIS) has praised the organisation of the Sierra Nevada Snowboard Cross World Cup double World Cup this weekend, with the best SBX riders on the planet, in which the Granadan winter resort has shown its versatility to adapt to the circumstances arising from a very changeable weather.
                  The FIS Chief Director of Snowboard Cross Racing, Uwe Beier, underlined that "the World Cup in Sierra Nevada has been one of the highlights of our World Cup calendar in recent years". Sierra Nevada has hosted five SBX World Cups in 2020, 2023 and 2024. 
"Once again this year, despite the difficult snow conditions, they managed to fully commit and deliver two great World Cup competitions," said Beier, before continuing the discipline's world circuit this weekend in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
According to the FIS head of snowboard cross, "the level is really good and we would love to keep Sierra Nevada on the World Cup calendar in the coming years". For this reason, he hopes that the FIS will receive "confirmation of the application for the 2024/2025 calendar soon so that we can confirm it at the FIS spring meetings".
For his part, the CEO of Cetursa Sierra Nevada, Jesús Ibáñez, thanked the national and Andalusian federations, volunteers, the army, businessmen and sponsors, "especially Turismo Andaluz and the Consejería de Fomento", for their "work and involvement" in bringing off an event which, despite the difficulties in building the circuit, has been "a complete success".
"The resort and the organisation have adapted to the weather and snow conditions at all times, creating a great sporting spectacle at the highest level, which has not only been compatible with tourist skiing, but has also been an incentive," added Ibáñez, who, as has happened in the last World Cups, hopes for the involvement of public and private sponsorships to continue on the world snowboard cross circuit.
The Sierra Nevada SBX competition, sponsored by the Andalusian Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport with co-financing from the European Union, and organised by Cetursa Sierra Nevada and the Andalusian and Spanish winter sports federations, was the seventh event in this season's Snowboard Cross World Cup calendar, and after the World Cups on 2 and 3 March in Sierra Nevada, three more events remain to decide which riders will win the discipline's crystal globe.

Michaela Moioli and Merlin Surget win in the second Sierra Nevada SBX World Cup

Fotos segunda final SBX

2018 South Korea Olympic champion Micaela Moioli of Italy won the second Sierra Nevada SBX World Cup today in an eventful final round in which two of the world's best riders, Chloe Trespeuch (FRA) and Charlotte Bankes (GBR), collided metres before the finish line as they battled for first place. Trespeuch, with a heavy impact to the face, was knocked out of the race, while Bankes, trailing, came in third behind Australia's Josie Baff.
Moioli, surprised by the crash that gave her the win, admitted after stepping off the top of the podium, "I thought I was going to be third, but sometimes you get lucky and I'm happy about that. I'm also happy that Charlotte and Chloe are doing well".
In the men's category, Lucas Eguibar's absence from the final, after crashing in the last corner of qualifying, dampened the atmosphere on the Loma de Dílar SBX circuit, which until this weekend had been favourable to him. "I wanted to be too aggressive, I found a bump in the last corner and I crashed. You always have to be concentrated. But I'm already looking forward to the next races to get rid of the thorn from Sierra Nevada", explained the Spanish rider.
Without Eguibar - neither Toni Toledo nor Bernat Rivera - the Spanish representation in the final rounds was reduced to Álvaro Romero.
The young Spaniard from San Sebastian came out in the first of the final heats (round of 16) but came up just a few centimetres short of reaching the quarter-finals.With Lucas out, the big favourites of the world circuit went through the rounds, among them the leader of the SBX World Cup, the Canadian Elliot Grondin, and the current world champion, the Austrian Jakob Dusek.
However, Merlin Surget, supported by the French fans in the stands of the Loma de Dílar, dominated the final round and, despite the strong pressure to which he was subjected by Grondin, he obtained in Sierra Nevada the second victory of his World Cup record.With Grondin second - consolidating his lead in the overall standings - Jakob Dusek took the third step of the podium.  "It's not easy to win.We were expecting a lot of wind - then it didn't come - and it was a tough day.It's my third time here; now always Sierra Nevada for this victory", said the French rider.
The Sierra Nevada SBX competition, sponsored by the Consejería de Turismo, Cultura y Deporte de la Junta de Andalucía with co-financing from the European Union, and organised by Cetursa Sierra Nevada and the Andalusian and Spanish winter sports federations, was the seventh event in this season's Snowboard Cross World Cup calendar, and after the World Cups, it was the seventh event in the Sierra Nevada World Cup calendar. 
The Sierra Nevada SBX competition, sponsored by the Consejería de Turismo, Cultura y Deporte de la Junta de Andalucía with co-financing from the European Union, and organised by Cetursa Sierra Nevada and the Andalusian and Spanish winter sports federations, was the seventh event in this season's Snowboard Cross World Cup calendar, and after the Cups on 2 and 3 March in Sierra Nevada there will be three more rounds left to decide which riders will win the discipline's crystal globe.
Without Eguibar -neither Toni Toledo nor Bernat Rivera-, the Spanish representation in the final rounds was reduced to Álvaro Romero. The young rider from San Sebastian went out in the first of the final heats (round of 16) but was just a few centimetres short of passing the final.

Charlotte Bankes, SBX legend in Sierra Nevada

Fotos 1ª Final SBX

British rider Charlotte Bankes has prolonged her love affair with Sierra Nevada by winning the first of two Snowboard Cross World Cups this weekend, adding to her two wins in the Granada resort in 2023. Bankes already won a silver medal at the 2012 World Junior Championships in the mountains of Granada and also climbed to the second step of the podium at the 2017 Sierra Nevada Absolute World Championships.
In a race marked by interruptions due to foggy visibility, Bankes maintained his dominance in all rounds until the final series. "Although the weather conditions were difficult I managed to recover well between heats. Tomorrow the weather will be bad but, like today, we will fight to the end," she said after stepping off the podium.
The women's podium was completed by Czech rider Eva Adamczykova (second), followed by the World Cup leader, French rider Chloe Trespeuch, who remains at the top of the overall World SBX circuit after the first of the two World Cups in Sierra Nevada.
In the men's category, Spanish rider Lucas Eguibar, after having dominated all his heats, just missed out on the podium after finishing fourth in the final round. Eguibar, who had already warned in the qualifiers that the start could penalise him, left the starting gate last and, despite his attempts to make a comeback, reached the finish line in the same position.  
"I was very focused and, although the weather conditions were not good, but I don't even care about the wind. We took the second gate in the final and maybe we made a mistake because those who came out of there didn't do well. Then I tried to be aggressive at the bottom, but in the end I fell," said Eguibar.
The winner of the first World Cup, after examining the photo finish, was 19-year-old German Leon Ulbrich, who thus achieved his first victory on the world SBX circuit. Ulbcrich was followed by World Cup leader Elliot Grondin from Canada, while American Jake Vedder was third.
The second round of the Sierra Nevada SBX World Cup will be held this Sunday.
The Sierra Nevada SBX competition, sponsored by the Andalusian Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport with co-financing from the European Union, and organised by Cetursa Sierra Nevada and the Andalusian and Spanish winter sports federations, will be the seventh event in this season's Snowboard Cross World Cup calendar, and after the cups on 2 and 3 March in Sierra Nevada there will be three more events to decide the riders who will win the discipline's crystal globe.

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La asociación cultural y deportiva Roosevelt para personas con discapacidad ha galardonado a Cetursa Sierra Nevada SA con el “premio Roosevelt al turismo accesible y ocio inclusivo” por su histórico compromiso con “un esquí para todos y sin barreras”
El jurado ha destacado que Sierra Nevada es pionera en su apuesta por el deporte accesible. “Hacéis una gran labor en el esquí adaptado, permitiendo que cualquier persona con discapacidad pueda permitirse el lujo de organizar unas vacaciones a esquiar como cualquier otra persona”, señala el jurado.
Según la asociación Roosevelt, la acción integradora de Sierra Nevada “es muy importante para el colectivo pues por medio de actuaciones se va consiguiendo poco a poco que el colectivo tenga una igualdad de oportunidades en todos los campos y lleve una vida normalizada”.
Sierra Nevada, sede habitual de competiciones de esquí adaptado y de cursos de iniciación y perfeccionamiento para esquiadores con discapacidad física o intelectual, generó la temporada más de 7.000 jornadas de esquí entre el colectivo de personas con discapacidad.
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