The famous Kitzbühel World Cup ski races can go ahead as planned January 20-22 after the ruling body FIS gave the green light on Friday after piste inspections. Downhill races on the treacherous Streif piste are planed for January 20 and 21, and a slalom for the following day on the adjacant Ganslernhang at the Austrian venue. “FIS Chief of Race, Hannes Trinkl, reports that snow conditions on the Streif and Ganslern are very good, thus giving the official go-ahead,” organizers said on Instagram. The two downhills will mark the final career races of the discipline’s 2017 world and 2022 Olympic …