The Women’s Audi FIS Ski World Cup returned to Killington Resort in Vermont, bringing elite athletes, fans, and staff together for an exhilarating winter sports experience. Continest played a key role in supporting this prestigious event by deploying 44 CN20 units and 2 CN10 units to serve as judges’ booths, broadcast stations, and staff offices.
From rapid setup to full operational support, these foldable modular buildings enabled smooth logistics across the resort. Each unit was carefully positioned to meet the unique demands of a world-class ski competition, providing versatile spaces that adapted to the needs of event officials, technicians, and media personnel. The modular design allowed for quick deployment even in the challenging mountainous terrain, ensuring that the event ran efficiently from start to finish.
The Killington Cup featured some of the sport’s top athletes, including Lindsey Vonn returning from hiatus and Mikaela Shiffrin vying for her 100th World Cup win. Continest’s infrastructure supported the high-stakes environment by providing reliable spaces for officials and media, allowing them to focus on performance and coverage rather than logistical challenges.
By integrating adaptable, ready-to-use modular units, Continest helped elevate the event experience for both participants and spectators. These solutions not only streamlined operations but also highlighted the company’s expertise in delivering temporary infrastructure that meets the rigorous standards of international sporting events.
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