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The 9th World Cup season began in December 1974 in France and concluded in March 1975 in Italy. Gustav Thöni of Italy would regain the overall title, his fourth overall title in five seasons. Annemarie Moser-Pröll of Austria won the women's overall title, her fifth consecutive.

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rdfs:label	Alpiner Skiweltcup 1974/75 (de) 1974–75 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup (en) Coppa del Mondo di sci alpino 1975 (it) Coupe du monde de ski alpin 1974-1975 (fr) Puchar Świata w narciarstwie alpejskim 1974/1975 (pl) Copa do Mundo de Esqui Alpino de 1975 (pt) Världscupen i alpin skidåkning 1974/1975 (sv)
rdfs:comment	Die Saison 1974/75 des von der FIS veranstalteten Alpinen Skiweltcups begann am 4. Dezember 1974 in Val-d’Isère und endete am 24. März 1975 in Gröden. Bei den Männern wurden 24 Rennen ausgetragen (9 Abfahrten, 7 Riesenslaloms, 7 Slaloms, 1 Parallelrennen). Bei den Frauen waren es 23 Rennen (8 Abfahrten, 7 Riesenslaloms, 7 Slaloms, 1 Parallelrennen). Dazu kamen je 3 Kombinationswertungen, welche erstmals im Programm erschienen. Diese Saison war ein Zwischenjahr ohne Weltmeisterschaft oder Olympische Winterspiele. (de) La coupe du monde de ski alpin 1974-1975 commence le 4 décembre 1974 avec la descente femmes de Val-d'Isère et se termine le 23 mars 1975 avec le parallèle hommes de Val Gardena. Les hommes disputent 27 épreuves : 9 descentes, 7 géants, 7 slaloms, 1 parallèle et 3 combinés. Les femmes disputent 26 épreuves : 8 descentes, 7 géants, 7 slaloms, 1 parallèle et 3 combinés. Au cours de la saison 1974-1975, il n'y a ni Jeux olympiques ni championnats du monde. (fr) Sezon 1974/1975 Pucharu Świata w narciarstwie alpejskim rozpoczął się 4 grudnia 1974 we francuskim Val d’Isère, a zakończył 23 marca 1975 we włoskim Val Gardena. Rozegrano 26 konkurencji dla kobiet (8 zjazdów, 7 slalomów gigantów i 8 slalomów specjalnych) i 27 konkurencji dla mężczyzn (9 zjazdów, 7 slalomów gigantów i 8 slalomów specjalnych). Puchar Narodów (łącznie) zdobyła reprezentacja Austrii, wyprzedzając Włochy i Szwajcarię. (pl) A Copa do Mundo de Esqui Alpino de 1975 foi a nona edição da Copa do Mundo, ela foi iniciada em dezembro de 1974 na Itália e finalizada em março de 1975 na Itália. O italiano venceu no masculino, enquanto no feminino a austríaca Annemarie Pröll em seu pentacampeonato. (pt) Världscupen i alpin skidåkning 1974/1975 startade 3 december 1974 i Val d'Isère och avslutades 24 mars 1975 i Val Gardena. Segrare av totala världscupen blev Gustav Thöni och Annemarie Moser-Pröll. (sv) The 9th World Cup season began in December 1974 in France and concluded in March 1975 in Italy. Gustav Thöni of Italy would regain the overall title, his fourth overall title in five seasons. Annemarie Moser-Pröll of Austria won the women's overall title, her fifth consecutive. (en) La Coppa del Mondo di sci alpino 1975 fu la nona edizione della manifestazione organizzata dalla Federazione Internazionale Sci; ebbe inizio il 4 dicembre 1974 a Val-d'Isère, in Francia, e si concluse il 23 marzo 1975 in Val Gardena, in Italia. Essendo un anno dispari, nel corso della stagione non si tennero né rassegne olimpiche né iridate. Il pendio del Ronc a Ortisei, teatro del parallelo che chiuse la Coppa del Mondo. (it)
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