Organisation & Team

After hosting the Alpine World Ski Championships in 1974, St. Moritz did not return as an Alpine Ski World Cup venue until the end of the 1990s. As part of the bid for the World Ski Championships, which were then successfully held in 2003, a new organisation, the entire infrastructure on the mountain and a sustainable concept were developed, which has laid the foundation for events on St. Moritz's local mountain to this day and, hopefully, far into the future. Thanks to these efforts and the support of the entire region, St. Moritz has since established itself as a fixture on the alpine racing calendar and has built up a broad base of expertise and resources over the years. The cornerstones of our event are the hundreds of volunteers, the army and civil defence, the local sponsors consisting of the municipality, mountain railways and region, as well as a lot of passion and enthusiasm. Our goal is to create the foundation at the highest level so that alpine ski racing is rooted in even the smallest junior races and future generations, whether in competitive or recreational sports, can continue to experience and celebrate the joy of skiing.

Die Voluntari Engiadina nimmt seit über 25 Jahren einen festen Platz in der Oberengadiner Sport- und Eventwelt ein. Manch ein Event war in den vergangenen Jahren froh, auf die Vountari Engiadina zurückgreifen zu können. Doch warum wurde die Voluntarie Engiadina überhaupt gegründet? Der FIS Alpinen Ski-WM im Jahr 2003 in St. Moritz verdankt die Voluntari Engiadina seinen Werdegang. Die Freiwilligen-Organisation mauserte sich in den beiden Jahren vor dem WM-Winter zu einer beliebten Helferplattform. An der Ski-WM 2003 in St. Moritz erlangte die Voluntari Engiadina eine ganz neue Dimension. Während dem 2-wöchigen Rennspektakel fanden rund 1`300 Voluntari zusammen. Die positive Stimmung der Voluntaris und deren sympathische Hilfsbereitschaft prägten das Gesamtbild des erfolgreichen Grossanlasses und trugen dieses in die ganze Welt hinaus. mehr...