2025-26 FIS Alpine World Cup Calendar Preview

Men’s FIS Alpine Calendar

• 38 events: 20 tech (9 GS, 11 Slalom) & 18 speed (9 Downhill, 9 Super-G)
• Calendar changes: Crans Montana Super-G converted to Downhill, additional Downhill added at Beaver Creek
• Season opener: Oct 26, Sölden, Austria (Giant Slalom)
• First speed races: Nov 27-28, Copper Mountain, CO (Super-G & GS)
• World Cup Finals: Mar 21-25, Lillehammer, Norway

• Oct 26 – Sölden, Austria – Giant Slalom
• Nov 16 – Levi, Finland – Slalom
• Nov 22 – Gurgl, Austria – Slalom
• Nov 27-28 – Copper Mountain, CO – Super-G & Giant Slalom
• Dec 5-7 – Beaver Creek, CO – Downhill, Super-G & Giant Slalom
• Dec 13-14 – Val d’Isere, France – GS & Slalom
• Dec 19-20 – Val Gardena/Gröden, Italy – Downhill & Super-G
• Dec 21-22 – Alta Badia, Italy – GS & Slalom
• Dec 28 – Livigno, Italy – Super-G
• Jan 7 – Madonna di Campiglio, Italy – Night Slalom
• Jan 10-11 – Adelboden, Switzerland – GS & Slalom
• Jan 16-18 – Wengen, Switzerland – Downhill, Super-G & Slalom
• Jan 23-25 – Kitzbühel, Austria – Downhill, Super-G & Slalom
• Jan 27-28 – Schladming, Austria – GS & Slalom
• Feb 1 – Crans Montana, Switzerland – Downhill
• Feb 6-22 – Olympics, Milan-Cortina, Italy
• Feb 28-Mar 1 – Garmisch, Germany – Downhill & Super-G
• Mar 7-8 – Kranjska Gora, Slovenia – GS & Slalom
• Mar 14-15 – Courchevel, France – Downhill & Super-G
• Mar 21-25 – Lillehammer, Norway – World Cup Finals (All disciplines)

Women's FIS Alpine Calendar

• 38 events: 21 tech (11 GS, 10 Slalom) & 17 speed (9 Downhill, 8 Super-G)
• North American swing: Late Nov – Early Dec
• World Cup Finals: Mar 21-25, Lillehammer, Norway

• Oct 25 – Sölden, Austria – Giant Slalom
• Nov 15 – Levi, Finland – Slalom
• Nov 23 – Gurgl, Austria – Slalom
• Nov 29-30 – Copper Mountain, CO, USA – GS & Slalom
• Dec 6-7 – Mont Tremblant, Canada – 2 GS
• Dec 12-14 – St. Moritz, Switzerland – 2 Downhill & Super-G
• Dec 16 – Courchevel, France – Night Slalom
• Dec 18-21 – Val d’Isere, France – Downhill & Super-G
• Dec 27-28 – Semmering, Austria – GS & Slalom
• Jan 3-4 – Kranjska Gora, Slovenia – GS & Slalom
• Jan 10-11 – Zauchensee, Austria – Downhill & Super-G
• Jan 13 – Flachau, Austria – Slalom
• Jan 17-18 – Tarvisio, Italy – Downhill & Super-G
• Jan 20 – Kronplatz, Italy – GS
• Jan 24-25 – Špindlerùv Mlyn, Czechia – GS & Slalom
• Jan 30-31 – Crans Montana, Switzerland – Downhill & Super-G
• Feb 6-22 – Olympics, Milan-Cortina, Italy
• Feb 28-Mar 1 – Soldeu, Andorra – Downhill & Super-G
• Mar 7-8 – Val di Fassa, Italy – Downhill & Super-G
• Mar 14-15 – Åre, Sweden – GS & Slalom
• Mar 21-25 – Lillehammer, Norway – World Cup Finals (All disciplines)

Olympics and Qualification Notes

• The Milan-Cortina Olympics will be the centerpiece of the season.
• Athletes will compete for Olympic spots until the Jan 18, 2026, FIS points cutoff, which averages the five best tech events and two best speed events.
• Each nation can enter four women per event and 11 alpine skiers in total, making early-season races critical.

Season Takeaways

• Shared Men’s & Women’s Weekends: Sölden, Levi, Gurgl, Copper Mountain, Crans Montana
• Season finale at Lillehammer, site of the 1994 Winter Olympics.
• A balanced calendar of tech and speed events ensures both specialists and all-around skiers have a shot.
• Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics run Feb 6-22, 2026.

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