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Cortina

Cortina Sliding Centre Eugenio Monti

Cortina d'Ampezzo, Veneto · Italy

Racing today; it hosted the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Start Lowest point Mapped line 1,615 m, including run-out and start spurs. Shape © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Real track · Published figures

Opened
2025
Status
Racing today
Length
1,750 m
Drop
107 m
Curves
16

Bobsleigh course from the track's own article; Italy's infrastructure ministry gives 1,749 m and one listing 1,445 m. Cost figures differ by scope: the region spoke of nearly 120 million euros in March 2025, and a January 2026 ministry presentation gives 124.8 million euros for the whole project.

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The Slidensa model, drawn over the real ground. Follow the run into every curve.

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Game model · Two-man bobsleigh reference run. These lengths, speeds and loads come from Slidensa’s physics and can differ from the real track’s published figures.

Length
1,455m
Drop
107m
Curves
16
Top speed
130km/h
Peak load
5.2g
Reference run
0:57.48
Curve-by-curve guide · 16 curves

The three curves in lime pull hardest in the reference run.

  1. 1 60° left Stries 1.5 g · 59 km/h
  2. 2 94° right Verzi 2.9 g · 64 km/h
  3. 3 166° left Sento 2.6 g · 76 km/h
  4. 4 47° right Labirinti 1.9 g · 80 km/h
  5. 5 52° left Labirinti 2.4 g · 89 km/h
  6. 6 72° right Labirinti 2.8 g · 90 km/h
  7. 7 90° left Belvedere 3.0 g · 99 km/h
  8. 8 139° right Lago Bandion 3.6 g · 100 km/h
  9. 9 106° left Lino K2 3.3 g · 119 km/h
  10. 10 23° right Antelao 2.3 g · 126 km/h
  11. 11 201° right Cristallo 5.2 g · 130 km/h
  12. 12 4° left Sopiazes 1.0 g · 129 km/h
  13. 15 271° left Anpezo 4.9 g · 125 km/h
  14. 13 39° left Sopiazes 2.8 g · 127 km/h
  15. 14 61° left Tofana 3.7 g · 126 km/h
  16. 16 35° left Arrivo 2.7 g · 128 km/h

The story

Cortina d'Ampezzo has had a bob run since 1923, and the old Eugenio Monti track hosted the 1956 Olympics before closing in 2008. It was demolished in 2023 and a new track was built in its place, following the 1923 layout through 16 curves. Work ran from February 2024 to March 2025. It opened in November 2025 and staged every sliding event of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

  • Max Langenhan set the men's luge track record of 52.924 s at the 2026 Olympics.
  • Women's doubles luge and the skeleton mixed team made their Olympic debuts here in 2026.
  • Construction took about 13 months, from February 2024 to the first test runs in March 2025.

Today

A new refrigerated track of 16 curves, where sleds reach about 140 km/h.

The new Cortina track during the 2026 Winter Olympics.
The new Cortina track during the 2026 Winter Olympics. Photo: Olimpico2, CC0.

Racing history

Earliest and latest recorded race of each event at this level, from published results.

Olympic Games

Two-man bob 2026
Four-man bob 2026
Women's bob 2026
Women's monobob 2026
Men's luge 2026
Women's luge 2026
Doubles luge 2026
Women's doubles luge 2026
Luge team relay 2026
Men's skeleton 2026
Women's skeleton 2026
Skeleton mixed team 2026

World Cup

Two-man bob 2025
Four-man bob 2025
Women's bob 2025
Women's monobob 2025
Men's skeleton 2025
Women's skeleton 2025
Skeleton mixed team 2025