Luge track at night with ice crystals catching floodlights in violet and cyan streaks
Olympic-Certified Sliding Facility·Altitude 1,340 m
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TRACK LENGTH1,420 M
CURVES16
MAX SPEED140 KM/H
ICE TEMP−8°C
ELEVATION DROP114 M
Winter Competition Season
FIL World Cup Certified
Olympic Training Ground
140 KM/H Maximum Speed
16 Technical Curves
Refrigeration Active Year-Round
3 Disciplines: Luge · Skeleton · Bobsled
International Federation Bookings Open
Winter Competition Season
FIL World Cup Certified
Olympic Training Ground
140 KM/H Maximum Speed
16 Technical Curves
Refrigeration Active Year-Round
3 Disciplines: Luge · Skeleton · Bobsled
International Federation Bookings Open
02 · Seasonal Calendar

The Track's Year

01 · DEC — FEB

Competition Season

Packed grandstands. Split-time overlays on every curve. National flags in the finish zone. This is what the track was built for — sixteen curves of pure racing, timed to the thousandth of a second, broadcast to forty nations.

Events / Season8
Nations Competing34
Broadcast Reach40 Countries
Luge athlete in full racing suit descending icy track at high speed during competition
World Cup Sprint · Curve 11
Athletes at start house of bobsled track preparing for competition run in winter
Start House · −12°C
Packed stadium grandstands with spectators watching sliding sports competition in winter
Capacity: 4,200 spectators
03 · Technical Specifications

Built for
Elite Speed

Every dimension of Schuss Track is engineered to FIL and IBSF certification standards. Federation coordinators: full technical dossier available on request.

Class A
FIL Certified
Level 1
IBSF Approved
IOC Std
Olympic Ready
Track Geometry
Total Length1,420 m
Start Elevation1,454 m ASL
Finish Elevation1,340 m ASL
Elevation Drop114 m
Number of Curves16
Straightaway Length4 × 180 m
Performance
Maximum Speed140 km/h
Average G-Force4.2 G
Peak G-Force6.1 G
Typical Run Time48–54 s
Start House Altitude4 positions
Refrigeration
Coolant SystemNH₃ Brine Loop
Ice Surface Temp−8 to −10°C
Ambient OperatingUp to +12°C
Coil Length2,400 m
Cooling Capacity1,800 kW
Ice-Making Lead45 days
Infrastructure
Grandstand Capacity4,200 seats
Press Positions120
Broadcast Towers6 fixed
Athlete Accommodation180 beds
Medical CenterOn-site, FIL std
CertificationFIL · IBSF · ISU
04 · Who Books Here

Trusted by
34 Nations

BSDGermany24 athletes
ÖWBAustria18 athletes
CLACanada15 athletes
USALUnited States20 athletes
SSFSwitzerland12 athletes
LBSLatvia9 athletes
+28 more federations

"Schuss gave our skeleton squad six weeks of uninterrupted ice in September — before any other certified track opened. That early-season advantage was the difference at the World Cup opener."

Middle-aged German man with short gray hair in athletic jacket, head coach expression
Markus Bauer
Head of Performance, BSD

"The refrigeration plant here runs colder and more consistently than anything in the circuit. Our timing data from Schuss correlates directly with race performance. We book it every year."

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Ingrid Thorvaldsen
Training Coordinator, Norwegian Sliding Federation

"We hosted a World Cup event here in January. The infrastructure handled four nations, broadcast trucks, and 4,000 spectators without a single operational issue. Exceptional facility management."

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Dmitri Volkov
Event Director, FIL Circuit
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Broadcast infrastructure, hospitality suites, VIP timing rooms, and grandstand management for up to 4,200 spectators. We've hosted eight international events in four years.