24/25 Cup


The 24/25 Cup, contested annually between Kandahar and DHO, will take place on the famous Lauberhorn piste in Wengen on the morning of Sunday 28th December 2025.
 
The race will consist of 2 runs of Giant Slalom, which will be followed by drinks and prize giving at the Allmend restaurant in Wengen.
 
Kandahar are looking to retain the cup for the third year in a row.
 
If you are interested in taking part and have not already made Tom Morton aware of your interest, please email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
 
Racers must be raced aged 18 or over but there may be a forerunner place or two available for competent younger racers.

 

 

Andrew Morgan

 

Susie Berry OBE

 

It is my melancholy duty to inform you that Andrew Morgan (1934 – 2026), who was the first Brit to ski in three Winter Olympic games, died peacefully at his Gloucestershire home on Saturday 6th June surrounded by his family. The Club sends its heartfelt condolences to his wife Karen, children Judy, Nick, Jen and Tim and to all his family at this sad time.

Andrew was British Langlauf Champion in 1956 and again in 1957 when, as the only civilian competitor in a field of 191, he won the 16km race by no less than 8 minutes. A year before in 1956 he had been the youngest member of the British langlauf team at the 1956 Olympics in Cortina and fastest Brit in both 30km and 4 x 10km relay.

In 1960 as a Cambridge undergraduate he represented GB in the Squaw Valley Olympics and the following month set a new British record in the 86km Swedish Vasalop of 9 hrs 1 min.

As a young father and Shell International employee, Andrew fought his way back into the British langlauf team for the 1964 Olympics in Innsbruck finishing second of the four Brits in the 15km.

He converted to downhill skiing in the late 1960s visiting Murren for the first time in 1968 and joining Kandahar Ski Club in 1970. In 1973 he was the fastest British skier in the Inferno.
I had the pleasure of writing this letter, as Club Chairman, to Andrew on 16th June 2010. I think it sums up his contributions to the Kandahar Ski Club.

“ I am delighted to have the opportunity of writing this letter to you on behalf of the Kandahar Ski Club. Being an Invitation Life member and a past recipient of the Arnold Lunn medal is not enough and accordingly we wish to offer you honorary membership of The Club, we all very much hope that you will accept this invitation.
Your contributions to British skiing and our Club have been enormous, both on and off snow. Your selection for three British winter Olympic teams between 1956 and 1964 was an extraordinary achievement.

Our Club owes you an enormous debt of gratitude, not only for the years of service but also for how you have served throughout those years, I will come back to that in a moment. Your service record though four decades is truly remarkable:-
Committee Member 1972 – 1976
Vice Chairman 1976 – 1978
Honorary Treasurer 1991 – 1997
Chairman 1997 – 2001
President 1999 – 2004
But through all your great service, it is how you have served that deserves the greatest credit, always supportive and encouraging, interested in all that was occurring within the Club. Since your Presidency you have carried on in exactly the same way and your support of The Inferno week is an example of your warm, generous style.
Your enormous effort in the writing of “The Inferno Story” has been appreciated by us all and has been read by skiing Inferno enthusiast across Europe.
On behalf the Club thank you for all that you have done and continue to do.”


In closing, Andrew was the inspiration for the commissioning of our Centenary Book and a much-loved member; he will be deeply missed.

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Cleeves Palmer DL. 

Inferno Week

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Super-Three

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The three largest Amateur Downhill Races in Switzerland

The Mürren Inferno (21-24.01.2026) together with Belalp-Hexe (17.01.2026) and the Saas Fee Allalin (10-11.04.2026) make up the points system for the Super-Three. 

Should you take part in all three races in the same year you will receive the medal "Super-Drei". The total score is made by simply adding together the three times from the official result lists of each race.

The best 10 men and the best 5 women will receive additional prizes for the Super-Three.

Visit the Book Events page to enter.

The medals and prizes will be awarded after the Allalin at the prize-giving in Saas Fee.

Website: «Super-Three» (only in German)



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