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Concerns over snow levels for the skiing events at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy have been raised by the president of the International Ski Federation (FIS).<\/b><\/p>\n
Johan Eliasch highlighted issues with the production of artificial snow, which he said was down to delays with the Italian government releasing funds to organisers.<\/p>\n
Livigno Snow Park and Aerials and Moguls Park will be key venues during February’s Winter Olympics.<\/p>\n
Livigno mayor Remo Galli has responded to the concerns, stating that the delays were caused by a technical problem.<\/p>\n
“We’ll have all the snow we need to have a great Olympics. In fact, we’ll have much more,” Galli told Italian news agency Ansa.<\/p>\n
“It was necessary to replace a valve, but it was done within the timeframe, and all the snow guns have been operating for a few evenings.<\/p>\n
“We’re doing well, for Livigno and for Italy. And in the next few days, temperatures will drop further, even to 20 below zero, so I’m not at all worried.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n