Hey fans!
Can’t wait for the new season to start so you can cheer for your favorite skiers? Here’s a list of upcoming events this season, along with links to the official websites where you’ll find everything you need — race info, tickets, accommodation tips, transport options, and other handy details. See you on the slopes! ⛷️❄️
Sölden, AUT
25. – 26. 10. 2025, GS W, GS M
High above Sölden, the Rettenbach Glacier hosts the traditional World Cup season opener. Precision, speed, and alpine atmosphere at its finest.
Levi, FIN
15. – 16. 11. 2025, SL W, SL M
The World Cup continues in Levi, Finland, with the first slalom races of the season. Under the Arctic lights, the world’s best skiers take on the legendary Black Levi slope.
Gurgl, AUT
22. – 23. 11. 2025, SL M, SL W
Gurgl brings World Cup excitement to the Ötztal Valley with a slalom full of atmosphere and intensity. Modern, vibrant, and set against a breathtaking alpine backdrop.
Copper Mountain, USA
27. – 30. 11. 2025, SG M, GS M, GS W, SL W
The World Cup continues in Copper Mountain, where the world’s best racers face the demanding slopes of the Colorado Rockies. High altitude, pure speed, and classic North American energy set the tone for an intense weekend.
Beaver Creek, USA
4. – 7. 12. 2025 DH M, DH M, SG M, GS M
Beaver Creek stands as one of the most iconic stops on the men’s World Cup tour. The Birds of Prey course tests every racer’s precision, power, and courage.
Tremblant, CAN
6. – 7. 12. 2025 GS W, GS W
In the heart of Québec’s Laurentians, Tremblant welcomes the world’s best women skiers. A perfect mix of alpine elegance, Canadian energy, and early-season excitement.
St. Moritz, SUI
10. – 14. 12. 2025 DH W, DH W, SG W
Glamour meets tradition in St. Moritz, the pearl of the Alps. The women’s speed events take center stage on the Corviglia slopes with style, speed, and Swiss precision.
Val d’Isére, FRA
13. – 14. 12. 2025 GS M, SL M
The classic French resort of Val d’Isère welcomes the men’s technical racers. Steep, icy slopes and passionate fans create a true alpine spectacle.
Courchevel, FRA
16. 12. 2025 SL W
In the heart of Les Trois Vallées, Courchevel hosts top women’s races on perfectly prepared pistes. Elegant, exciting, and full of alpine magic.
Val Gardena/Groeden, ITA
16. – 20. 12. 2025, DH M, SG M
The famous Saslong in Val Gardena is home to one of the season’s most thrilling downhills. Athletes fly over the Camel Humps in front of a roaring Italian crowd.
Val d’Isere, FRA
18. – 21. 12. 2025, DH W, SG W
The women return to Val d’Isère for high-speed action on the Oreiller-Killy slope. A weekend full of excitement, elegance, and pure ski passion.
Alta Badia, ITA
21. – 22. 12. 2025, GS M, SL M
The legendary Gran Risa in Alta Badia hosts the world’s best giant slalom specialists. It’s a celebration of precision, power, and Dolomite beauty.
Livigno, ITA
27. 12. 2025, SG M
For the first time, the World Cup visits Livigno — a vibrant new stop in the Italian Alps. Fans can expect a festive atmosphere and thrilling racing in “Little Tibet.”
Semmering, AUT
27. – 28. 12. 2025, GS W, SL W
Holiday magic meets racing in Semmering as the women’s slalom and giant slalom light up the slopes. A beloved Austrian classic between Christmas and New Year.
Kranjska Gora, SLO
3. – 4. 1. 2026, GS W, SL W
Kranjska Gora hosts the famous races beneath the stunning Julian Alps. A perfect mix of passion, precision, and Slovenian spirit.
Madonna di Campiglio, ITA
7. 1. 2026, SL M
Under the lights of the iconic Canalone Miramonti, the Night Slalom in Madonna di Campiglio shines bright. One of the most electric evenings of the season!
Zauchensee, AUT
8.-11. 1. 2026, DH W, SG W
The women speedsters take on the challenging Kälberloch in Zauchensee. A true test of courage and skill in Austria’s alpine heart.
Adelboden, SUI
10. – 11. 1. 2026, GS M, SL M
Adelboden’s Chuenisbärgli welcomes the world’s best GS and slalom racers. Legendary crowds, steep terrain, and Swiss ski culture at its best.
Flachau, AUT
13. 1. 2026, SL W
Flachau’s Night Slalom brings fireworks, music, and world-class racing together. A highlight of the season with a party atmosphere like no other.
Wengen, SUI
13. – 18. 1. 2026, SG M, DH M, SL M
The classic Lauberhorn races in Wengen are a true celebration of ski tradition. Longest downhill, majestic scenery, and roaring Swiss fans — pure magic.
Tarvisio, ITA
15. – 18. 1. 2026, DH W, SG W
Tarvisio hosts the World Cup with its mix of Italian warmth and borderland flair. Expect fast racing and the excitement of a new chapter in the Friuli mountains.
Kronplatz, ITA
20. 1. 2026, GS W
The women’s giant slalom on the Erta slope in Kronplatz is a modern classic. Steep, technical, and thrilling — a fan favorite in the Dolomites.
Kitzbuhel, AUT
20. – 25. 1. 2026, SG M, DH M, SL M
The Hahnenkamm in Kitzbühel is the holy grail of downhill skiing. Pure adrenaline, legendary racers, and a weekend every fan dreams of.
Spindleruv mlyn, CZE
24. – 25. 1. 2026, GS W, SL W
The women’s World Cup returns to Špindl for technical fireworks in the Krkonoše Mountains. Cheerful crowds and great racing make it an Eastern European highlight.
Schladming, AUT
27. – 28. 1. 2026, GS M, SL M
The Night Race in Schladming is pure passion under the floodlights. Tens of thousands of fans create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else on the tour.
Crans Montana, SUI
28. 1 – 1. 2. 2026, DH W, DH W, SG W
Crans-Montana welcomes the women’s speed races with Swiss style and sunshine. A high-altitude celebration of fast skiing and alpine beauty.
WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES, MILANO – CORTINA 2026
6. 2 – 22. 2. 2026
The world’s greatest winter athletes unite in Milano Cortina for the 2026 Olympic Games. From the peaks of the Dolomites to the heart of Milan, it’s time for passion, pride, and unforgettable moments on snow and ice.
Soldeu, AND
25. 2 – 1. 3. 2026, DH W, SG W
Soldeu’s Avet slope hosts thrilling World Cup action in the Pyrenees. Warm hospitality, sunny skies, and big mountain racing await fans.
Garmisch Partenkirchen, GER
26. 2 – 1. 3. 2026, DH M, SG M
Tradition and speed come together in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on the Kandahar course. A classic German stop full of history and heart.
Val di Fassa, ITA
4. – 8. 3. 2026, DH W, SG W
The women return to Val di Fassa for fast, exciting racing in the Dolomites. Stunning scenery and passionate fans create a perfect World Cup weekend.
Kranjska Gora, SLO
7. – 8. 3. 2026, GS M, SL M
The men’s World Cup arrives in Kranjska Gora for the legendary Pokal Vitranc races. On the Podkoren slope, skill and strength meet Slovenian passion in one of the tour’s classic venues.
Courchevel, SLO
11. – 15. 3. 2026, DH M, SG M
Courchevel welcomes the men’s technical stars to the heart of the French Alps. Perfectly groomed slopes and a festive atmosphere make this a highlight of the late-season calendar.
Are, SWE
14. – 15. 3. 2026, GS W, SL W
The World Cup heads north to Åre for exciting technical races. Scandinavian charm and top-notch skiing make this stop truly special.
FINALS: Lillehamer, NOR
19. – 25. 3. 2026, DH M/W, SG M/W, GS M/W, SL M/W
The season concludes in Kvitfjell and Hafjell, Norway, with the World Cup Finals. Champions are crowned amid breathtaking fjord views and Nordic spirit.