Super G is a nickname for the top section of the downhill course at the Winter Olympics.
The Winter Olympics are currently taking place in Beijing, China. The event kicked off on February 4th and will continue until February 25th. One of the most popular events at this year’s games is Super G, which is a type of skiing event that’s part of the Alpine Skiing discipline. Super G was first introduced as an Olympic event in 1988 and has been held every year since then. This year’s Super G will be held on February 17th, with only 24 athletes competing for gold.
What is Super G?
Super G is one of four events that make up Alpine Skiing at the Winter Olympics. The other three events are Downhill, Giant Slalom and Slalom. The name “Super G” comes from its abbreviation “SG” which stands for “super giant slalom”. This refers to how it combines elements from both downhill and giant slalom skiing.
How does it work?
