The Uovo d’Oro is a race on the national Giant Salom calendar, also open to foreign athletes, which has been held on the Olympic slopes of Sestriere since 1981. Five categories take to the track: Super Baby, Baby, Puppies, Boys and Girls, both male and female.
A now traditional end-of-season appointment, the Uovo d’Oro (Golden Egg) is an event that usually takes place during the Easter period, hence the name, organised by the Sporting Club Sestrieres, which brings together most of the Italian competitive ski clubs in a full day of competition and festivities, bringing almost 5,500 people, including athletes and accompanying persons, to Sestriere.

In past editions, more than 1,700 athletes, on average, have competed each year on the famous Sestriere slopes, theatre of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin and numerous World Cup editions.

The event will reach its climax with the official prize giving followed by the eagerly awaited prize draw, in which all competitors and their coaches participate. Five categories will be competing: Super Baby, Baby, Puppies, Boys and Girls, both male and female.

A total of five race slopes will be planned for the Alpine competition, run on the slopes of Monte Alpette:

• Kandahar;
• Standard;
• Sises2;
• Sises3;
• Super Baby.

Race Office Vialattea
SPORTING CLUB SESTRIERES S.S.D. a R.L.a s.u.
Piazza Agnelli, 4 -10058 Sestriere
www.vialattea.it
uovodoro@vialattea.it