Entering the event, skiers had the opportunity to qualify through eight events held with only two disciplines on the program, and . The first four were held in , Italy, with the most recent four all being held in , Switzerland. Standing female French skier Marie Bochet has won six World Cups ahead of the World Championships and is considered by event organizers as a favorite in the standing group. Russian standing skier Alexey Bugaev is also considered a favorite by organisers as he won two Slalom and one Giant Slalom World Cup competition. In the women's , German Anna Schaffelhuber is considered the favorite having prepared for the Championships by winning five of the eight World Cup events. On the men's sit-ski side, Japanese Takeshi Suzuki and Swiss Christoph Kunz both earned three World Cup victories in the lead up to this competition. In the women's visually impaired group, Slovak Henrieta Farkasova will enter the competition with five World Cup victories. On the men's side, Spanish  is favored to win with three Giant Slalom and one Slalom victory during this year's World Cup events in the lead up to the World Championships. The Spanish team includes blind skier  and his guide , and blind skier and his guide . Both vision-impaired skiers are scheduled to compete in the , , , Giant Slalom, and Slalom competitions. Also on the Spanish team are standing skier Úrsula Pueyo, sit skier , and sit skier Nathalie Carpanedo who qualified as a wildcard entry. Pueyo, Espallargas, and Carpanedo are all scheduled to compete in the Slalom and Giant Slalom competitions. Accompanying the team are to be coaches Javier Gutierrez, Jordi Carbonell, and Andres Gomez, medical staff including Pablo Marquez and Josep Barrachina, and technical staffer Josep Bort.
Entering the event, skiers had the opportunity to qualify through eight events held with only two disciplines on the program, and . The first four were held in , Italy, with the most recent four all being held in , Switzerland. Standing female French skier Marie Bochet has won six World Cups ahead of the World Championships and is considered by event organizers as a favorite in the standing group. Russian standing skier Alexey Bugaev is also considered a favorite by organisers as he won two Slalom and one Giant Slalom World Cup competition. In the women's , German Anna Schaffelhuber is considered the favorite having prepared for the Championships by winning five of the eight World Cup events. On the men's sit-ski side, Japanese Takeshi Suzuki and Swiss Christoph Kunz both earned three World Cup victories in the lead up to this competition. In the women's visually impaired group, Slovak Henrieta Farkasova will enter the competition with five World Cup victories. On the men's side, Spanish Jon Santacana is favored to win with three Giant Slalom and one Slalom victory during this year's World Cup events in the lead up to the World Championships. The Spanish team includes blind skier Jon Santacana and his guide , and blind skier and his guide . Both vision-impaired skiers are scheduled to compete in the , , , Giant Slalom, and Slalom competitions. Also on the Spanish team are standing skier Úrsula Pueyo, sit skier , and sit skier Nathalie Carpanedo who qualified as a wildcard entry. Pueyo, Espallargas, and Carpanedo are all scheduled to compete in the Slalom and Giant Slalom competitions. Accompanying the team are to be coaches Javier Gutierrez, Jordi Carbonell, and Andres Gomez, medical staff including Pablo Marquez and Josep Barrachina, and technical staffer Josep Bort.
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Jon Santacana
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Jon Santacana