Podkoren 3

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Podkoren 3
Podkoren - hillside.jpg
Place: Flag of Slovenia.svg Kranjska Gora
Mountain:Vitranc
Architect:Peter Lakota (SLO)
Member:Club5+
Opened: 1 December 1993 (L)
2 December 1983 (M)
Level: Ski trail rating symbol-black diamond.svg advanced
Competition: Vitranc Cup
Giant slalom
Start:1,278 m (4,193 ft) (AA)
Finish:   836 m (2,743 ft)
Vertical drop:   442 m (1,450 ft)
Max. incline:30.5 degrees (59%)
Min. incline:10.2 degrees (18%)
Most wins (M): Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety (6)
Most wins (W): Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino (2)
Slalom
Start:1,035 m (3,396 ft) (AA)
Finish:   836 m (2,743 ft)
Vertical drop:   199 m (653 ft)
Max. incline:25.2 degrees (47%)
Min. incline:11.9 degrees (21%)
Most wins (M): Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba (3)

Podkoren 3 is a black World Cup technical ski course on Vitranc mountain in Podkoren, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, opened in 1983. It was constructed by Peter Lakota, a successful Slovenian skier.

Contents

It has been hosting slalom and giant slalom for Vitranc Cup (Pokal Vitranc) since then. [1] It replaced previous slopes; Bukovniški smuk (1961–70) and old gas station slope (1971–83).

With 59% incline at start of giant slalom, it is the ski slope with the steepest part in Slovenia. It is located close to Planica and Rateče (near the Italian and Austrian borders).

This slope is considered one of top three hardest giant slaloms in the world, together with Alta Badia (ITA) and Adelboden (SUI).

The slope is part of "Podkoren I" section, one of four, right in the middle of Kranjska Gora Ski Resort. [2] [3]

History

In December 1983, this course was officially opened with women's and men's slalom (20,000 people), replacing the old previous course above the nearby gas station. [4] [5]

In 1985, total of 40,000 people has gathered in two days. 30,000 alone at slalom where Rok Petrovič won in front home crowd, one of the most iconic and most visited and events in Kranjska Gora. [6]

In 1986, total of 20,000 people have seen another home win for the second year in a row, with Bojan Križaj and Rok Petrovič being first and second in SL. They were at the peak of their fame and absolute national heroes, icons, with alpine skiing, especially slalom as the far most popular sport in the country in the eighties. Swiss Joël Gaspoz won the giant slalom a day before for the third year in Kranjska Gora a row. [7] [8]

World Cup

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Kranjska Gora
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Location in Slovenia
Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety
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Won record 3 slalomsWon record 6 giant slaloms

Men

Vitranc Cup held since 2 December 1983 on this course which hosted total of 77 World Cup events for men (6th of all-time).

EditionSeasonDateEventWinnerSecondThird
↓ Vitranc Cup ↓
23rd 1983/84 2 December 1983  SL Flag of Liechtenstein.svg Andreas Wenzel Flag of Bulgaria.svg Petar Popangelov Flag of Liechtenstein.svg Paul Frommelt
24th 1984/85 15 February 1985  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Thomas Bürgler Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Pirmin Zurbriggen Flag of Luxembourg.svg Marc Girardelli
16 February 1985  SL Flag of Luxembourg.svg Marc Girardelli Flag of Sweden.svg Ingemar Stenmark Flag of Liechtenstein.svg Paul Frommelt
Flag of Sweden.svg Jonas Nilsson
25th 1985/86 20 December 1985  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Joël Gaspoz Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Erlacher Flag of Austria.svg Hubert Strolz
21 December 1985  SL Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Rok Petrovič Flag of Sweden.svg Jonas Nilsson Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger
26th 1986/87 19 December 1986  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Joël Gaspoz Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Erlacher Flag of Italy.svg Richard Pramotton
20 December 1986  SL Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Bojan Križaj Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Rok Petrović Flag of Sweden.svg Ingemar Stenmark
REP3 January 1987  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Joël Gaspoz Flag of Austria.svg Hubert Strolz Flag of Germany.svg Markus Wasmeier
27th 1987/88 19 December 1987  GS Flag of Austria.svg Helmut Mayer Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Pirmin Zurbriggen Flag of Austria.svg Hubert Strolz
20 December 1987  SL Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Italy.svg Richard Pramotton Flag of Austria.svg Günther Mader
28th 1988/89 17 December 1988  SL Flag of Luxembourg.svg Marc Girardelli Flag of Germany.svg Armin Bittner Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba
REP 1989/90 6 January 1990  SL Flag of Sweden.svg Jonas Nilsson Flag of Austria.svg Hubert Strolz Flag of Austria.svg Michael Tritscher
29th6 January 1990  GScancelled and later replaced at La Villa (14 January) [9]
7 January 1990  SL Flag of Germany.svg Armin Bittner Flag of Austria.svg Bernhard Gstrein Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Paul Accola
30th 1990/91 21 December 1990  GS Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Urs Kälin Flag of Luxembourg.svg Marc Girardelli
22 December 1990  SL Flag of Norway.svg Ole Kristian Furuseth Flag of Sweden.svg Thomas Fogdö Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger
31st 1991/92 4 January 1992  GS Flag of Italy.svg Sergio Bergamelli Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Hans Pieren Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba
5 January 1992  SL Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Germany.svg Armin Bittner Flag of Norway.svg Finn Christian Jagge
32nd 1992/93 19 December 1992  SL Flag of Sweden.svg Thomas Fogdö Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Germany.svg Peter Roth
20 December 1992  GS Flag of Luxembourg.svg Marc Girardelli Flag of Norway.svg Lasse Kjus Flag of Sweden.svg Fredrik Nyberg
33rd 1993/94 8 January 1994  GS Flag of Sweden.svg Fredrik Nyberg Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Belfrond Flag of Germany.svg Tobias Barnerssoi
9 January 1994  SL Flag of Norway.svg Finn Christian Jagge Flag of Norway.svg Ole Kristian Furuseth Flag of Sweden.svg Thomas Fogdö
34th 1994/95 6 January 1995  GS Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Slovenia.svg Mitja Kunc
Flag of Norway.svg Harald Strand Nilsen
35th 1995/96 21 December 1995  GS Flag of Norway.svg Lasse Kjus   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Michael von Grünigen Flag of Austria.svg Mario Reiter
22 December 1995  SL Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Tomba Flag of Slovenia.svg Jure Košir Flag of France.svg Sébastien Amiez
36th 1996/97 5 January 1997  GS  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Michael von Grünigen Flag of Austria.svg Siegfried Voglreiter Flag of Norway.svg Kjetil André Aamodt
6 January 1997  SL Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Sykora Flag of France.svg Sébastien Amiez Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger
37th 1997/98 3 January 1998  GS Flag of Austria.svg Christian Mayer Flag of Austria.svg Hermann Maier   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Michael von Grünigen
4 January 1998  SL Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Sykora Flag of France.svg Pierrick Bourgeat Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger
38th 1998/99 5 January 1999  GS Flag of Italy.svg Patrick Holzer Flag of Austria.svg Christian Mayer Flag of Austria.svg Hans Knauß
6 January 1999  SL Flag of Slovenia.svg Jure Košir Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich
39th 1999/00 21 December 1999  SL  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Didier Plaschy Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Austria.svg Thomas Stangassinger
REP8 March 2000  GS Flag of Austria.svg Christian Mayer Flag of France.svg Joël Chenal Flag of Liechtenstein.svg Marco Büchel
40th 2000/01 20 December 2000  GSlack of snow; replaced in Bormio (21 December)
21 December 2000  SLlack of snow; replaced in Madonna di Campiglio (19 December)
REP 2001/02 20 December 2001  GS Flag of Sweden.svg Fredrik Nyberg Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Slovenia.svg Uroš Pavlovčič
41st21 December 2001  GS Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of the United States.svg Bode Miller Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Didier Cuche
22 December 2001  SL Flag of France.svg Jean-Pierre Vidal Flag of Austria.svg Mario Matt Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Kostelić
42nd 2002/03 4 January 2003  GS Flag of the United States.svg Bode Miller Flag of Austria.svg Christian Mayer Flag of Finland.svg Sami Uotila
5 January 2003  SL Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Kostelić Flag of Austria.svg Rainer Schönfelder Flag of France.svg Jean-Pierre Vidal
43rd 2003/04 28 February 2004  GS Flag of the United States.svg Bode Miller Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Schieppati Flag of Italy.svg Alexander Ploner
29 February 2004  SL Flag of Norway.svg Truls Ove Karlsen Flag of Norway.svg Tom Stiansen Flag of Austria.svg Mario Matt
44th 2004/05 26 February 2005  GS Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Austria.svg Hermann Maier Flag of Finland.svg Kalle Palander
27 February 2005  SL Flag of Italy.svg Giorgio Rocca Flag of Sweden.svg André Myhrer Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich
45th 2005/06 21 December 2005  GS Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Italy.svg Massimiliano Blardone Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Thomas Grandi
22 December 2005  SL Flag of Italy.svg Giorgio Rocca Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Thomas Grandi Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety
46th 2006/07 3 March 2007  GS Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg François Bourque Flag of Italy.svg Massimiliano Blardone
4 March 2007  SL Flag of Austria.svg Mario Matt Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Italy.svg Manfred Mölgg
47th 2007/08 8 March 2008  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of Italy.svg Manfred Mölgg Flag of Italy.svg Massimiliano Blardone
9 March 2008  SL Flag of Italy.svg Manfred Mölgg Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Kostelić Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher
48th 2008/09 28 February 2009  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Didier Cuche Flag of Italy.svg Massimiliano Blardone
1 March 2009  SL Flag of France.svg Julien Lizeroux Flag of Italy.svg Giuliano Razzoli Flag of Germany.svg Felix Neureuther
REP 2009/10 29 January 2010  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Kjetil Jansrud
49th30 January 2010  GS Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Kjetil Jansrud Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety
31 January 2010  SL Flag of Austria.svg Reinfried Herbst Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of France.svg Julien Lizeroux
50th 2010/11 5 March 2011  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Beat Feuz Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Erik Guay Flag of Austria.svg Michael Walchhofer
6 March 2011  SL Flag of Austria.svg Mario Matt Flag of the United States.svg Nolan Kasper
Flag of Sweden.svg Axel Bäck
51st 2011/12 10 March 2012  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher
11 March 2012  SL Flag of Sweden.svg André Myhrer Flag of Italy.svg Cristian Deville Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault
52nd 2012/13 9 March 2013  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault
10 March 2013  SL Flag of Croatia.svg Ivica Kostelić Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Austria.svg Mario Matt
53rd 2013/14 8 March 2014  GS Flag of the United States.svg Ted Ligety Flag of Austria.svg Benjamin Raich Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen
9 March 2014  SL Flag of Germany.svg Felix Neureuther Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Dopfer Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen
54th 2014/15 14 March 2015  GS Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of France.svg Thomas Fanara
15 March 2015  SL Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Italy.svg Giuliano Razzoli Flag of Sweden.svg Mattias Hargin
REP 2015/16 4 March 2016  GS Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault Flag of Austria.svg Philipp Schörghofer Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher
55th5 March 2016  GS Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen
6 March 2016  SL Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Gross
56th 2016/17 4 March 2017  GS Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Leif Kristian Haugen Flag of Sweden.svg Matts Olsson
5 March 2017  SL Flag of Austria.svg Michael Matt Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Gross Flag of Germany.svg Felix Neureuther
57th 2017/18 3 March 2018  GS Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault
4 March 2018  SL Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Ramon Zenhäusern
58th 2018/19 9 March 2019  GS Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Norway.svg Rasmus Windingstad   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt
10 March 2019  SL  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Ramon Zenhäusern Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Austria.svg Marcel Hirscher
59th 2019/20 14 March 2020  GScancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
15 March 2020  SL
60th 2020/21 13 March 2021  GS  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Loïc Meillard Flag of Austria.svg Stefan Brennsteiner
14 March 2021  SL Flag of France.svg Clément Noël Flag of France.svg Victor Muffat-Jeandet   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Ramon Zenhäusern
61st 2021/22 12 March 2022  GS Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Norway.svg Lucas Braathen
  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt
13 March 2022  GS Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of Austria.svg Stefan Brennsteiner   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt
62nd 2022/23 11 March 2023  GS  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen
12 March 2023  GS  Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Marco Odermatt Flag of Norway.svg Henrik Kristoffersen Flag of France.svg Alexis Pinturault
63rd 2023/24 9 March 2024  GScancelled due to rain and warm temperatures
10 March 2024  SL
64th 2024/25 1 March 2025  GS
2 March 2025  SL
MEN'S EVENTS IN YELLOW DID NOT COUNT FOR VITRANC CUP
 Replacement for Borovets (1987), Madonna di Campiglio (1990), Adelboden (2000, 2010), Aspen (2001) and Ga-Pa (2016). 

Women

On 1 December 1983, official opening with first ever event on this course held and the only "Vitranc Cup" event in women's history. [10]

At the 60th edition (2024) Slovenian Ski Association (SZS) took over the organisation of Golden Fox from the original and long time organiser from Maribor ski club "SK Branik". In 2025 competition lost the right to name and promote the event under the well known brand of Golden Fox.

EditionSeasonDateEventWinnerSecondThirdGolden Fox winner
↓ Vitranc Cup ↓
1st 1983/84 1 December 1983  SL Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Erika Hess Flag of the United States.svg Tamara McKinney Flag of Poland (with coat of arms, 1980-1990).svg Małgorzata Tlałka —
↓ Golden Fox ↓
Replaced original venue from Maribor
25th 1987/88 30 January 1988  GS Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Mateja Svet Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Vreni Schneider Flag of Spain.svg B. Fernández Ochoa
Flag of Austria.svg Anita Wachter 		Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Mateja Svet
31 January 1988  SL Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Mateja Svet Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Vreni Schneider
Flag of Austria.svg Roswitha Steiner
28th 1990/91 11 January 1991  GS Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Vreni Schneider Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Nataša Bokal Flag of Austria.svg Petra Kronberger Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Vreni Schneider
12 January 1991  SL Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Nataša Bokal Flag of Austria.svg Monika Maierhofer Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Veronika Šarec
REP13 January 1991  SL Flag of Austria.svg Petra Kronberger Flag of Austria.svg Ingrid Salvenmoser Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Veronika Šarec —
43th 2006/07 6 January 2007  GS Flag of Austria.svg Nicole Hosp Flag of Italy.svg Nicole Gius Flag of Finland.svg Tanja Poutiainen Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Šárka Záhrobská
7 January 2007  SL Flag of Austria.svg Marlies Schild Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Šárka Záhrobská Flag of Slovakia.svg Veronika Zuzulová
48th 2011/12 21 January 2012  GS Flag of France.svg Tessa Worley Flag of Italy.svg Federica Brignone Flag of Germany.svg Viktoria Rebensburg Flag of Finland.svg Tanja Poutiainen
22 January 2012  SL Flag of Austria.svg Michaela Kirchgasser Flag of Finland.svg Tanja Poutiainen Flag of Slovakia.svg Veronika Zuzulová
50th 2013/14 1 February 2014  GSheavy snowfall and rain; replaced on 6 March 2014 in Åre Flag of Sweden.svg Frida Hansdotter
2 February 2014  SL Flag of Sweden.svg Frida Hansdotter Flag of Austria.svg Marlies Schild Flag of Austria.svg Bernadette Schild
54th 2017/18 6 January 2018  GS Flag of the United States.svg Mikaela Shiffrin Flag of France.svg Tessa Worley Flag of Italy.svg Sofia Goggia Flag of the United States.svg Mikaela Shiffrin
7 January 2018  SL Flag of the United States.svg Mikaela Shiffrin Flag of Sweden.svg Frida Hansdotter   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Wendy Holdener
56th 2019/20 15 February 2020  GS Flag of New Zealand.svg Alice Robinson Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Wendy Holdener
Flag of Slovenia.svg Meta Hrovat 		Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová
16 February 2020  SL Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Wendy Holdener Flag of Austria.svg Katharina Truppe
57th 2020/21 16 January 2021  GS Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino Flag of France.svg Tessa Worley   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Michelle Gisin Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino
17 January 2021  GS Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Michelle Gisin Flag of Slovenia.svg Meta Hrovat
58th 2021/22 8 January 2022  GS Flag of Sweden.svg Sara Hector Flag of France.svg Tessa Worley Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová
9 January 2022  SL Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Wendy Holdener Flag of Sweden.svg A. Swenn-Larsson
59th 2022/23 7 January 2023  GS Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Valérie Grenier Flag of Italy.svg Marta Bassino Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová Flag of Italy.svg F. Brignone
8 January 2023  GS Flag of the United States.svg Mikaela Shiffrin Flag of Italy.svg Federica Brignone Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Lara Gut-Behrami
↓ Golden Fox ↓
Originally organised in Kranjska Gora
60th 2023/24 6 January 2024  GS Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Valérie Grenier   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Lara Gut-Behrami Flag of Italy.svg Federica Brignone Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová
7 January 2024  SL Flag of Slovakia.svg Petra Vlhová Flag of Germany.svg Lena Dürr Flag of the United States.svg AJ Hurt
↓ Kranjska Gora 2025 ↓
Originally organised in Kranjska Gora
61st 2024/25 4 January 2025  GS Flag of Sweden.svg Sara Hector Flag of Albania.svg Lara Colturi Flag of New Zealand.svg Alice Robinson —
5 January 2025  SL Flag of Croatia.svg Zrinka Ljutić   Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Wendy Holdener Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Swenn-Larsson
WOMEN'S EVENT IN YELLOW DID NOT COUNT FOR GOLDEN FOX
 Replacement for Bergen (1991). 

Club5+

In 1986, elite Club5 was originally founded by prestigious classic downhill organizers: Kitzbühel, Wengen, Garmisch, Val d’Isère and Val Gardena/Gröden, with goal to bring alpine ski sport on the highest levels possible. [11]

Later over the years other classic longterm organizers joined the now named Club5+: Alta Badia, Cortina, Kranjska Gora, Maribor, Lake Louise, Schladming, Adelboden, Kvitfjell, St.Moritz and Åre. [12]

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