The most spectacular season opening of the Alps is back: FORMULA SNOW – the unique combination of motorsports with a Formula 1 flair, live concerts, celebrities and parties. Spectators will experience a complete Formula 1 atmosphere with training, qualifying and the “Hinterglemm Grand-Prix”.
From December 3rd - 6th, 2015 our snowmobiles will race again with high-speed on a new and spectacular track through the center of Hinterglemm. After a successful event in 2014 this years Formula Snow will be even more spectacular - new teams - new Celebrities - new party locations - and even more race action.
From December 3rd - 6th, 2015 our snowmobiles will race again with high-speed on a new and spectacular track through the center of Hinterglemm. After a successful event in 2014 this years Formula Snow will be even more spectacular - new teams - new Celebrities - new party locations - and even more race action.
On Thursday the Goassstall will welcome its visitors with a unique opening party. On Friday Irish singer Ray Garvey will rock the OE3 stage to fire up the crowd and on Saturday the legendary White Pearl Mountain Club will welcome celebrity guests such as Pamela Anderson, Daniela Katzenberger, Marc Webber, Evil Garrett, Marc Terenzi, Bjorn Dunkerbeck, Alena Gerber, Miriam Hoeller and many more.
Beside celebrities, parties and concerts winter fans can expect unique racing action. 24 teams of six riders each will compete with their snowmobiles on the 950 meter long circuit. Even international snowmobile professionals from USA, Kanada, Finland, Sweden, France and other nations will compete in the "Battle of Champions" on Friday. More than 20,000 spectators will watch the action live when the international Snowmobile-Elite will race directly through the center of Hinterglemm. Off the track a "Fight Night" awaits the audience with a martial arts presentation in a class of its own. Cage Fight Champion Philipp Schranz (AUT) vs. Kickbox Amateur Champion Aleksander Sakotic (GER).
Beside celebrities, parties and concerts winter fans can expect unique racing action. 24 teams of six riders each will compete with their snowmobiles on the 950 meter long circuit. Even international snowmobile professionals from USA, Kanada, Finland, Sweden, France and other nations will compete in the "Battle of Champions" on Friday. More than 20,000 spectators will watch the action live when the international Snowmobile-Elite will race directly through the center of Hinterglemm. Off the track a "Fight Night" awaits the audience with a martial arts presentation in a class of its own. Cage Fight Champion Philipp Schranz (AUT) vs. Kickbox Amateur Champion Aleksander Sakotic (GER).
By: Editor
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