Alpine Ski World Cup 2024/2025: All Dates and Venues

The Alpine Ski World Cup traditionally kicks off the new 2024/2025 season in October with the Giant Slalom in Sölden. Almost 90 races are on the programme until March. We have taken a look at the venues and listed all the dates and locations in table form below – including download function (PDF and iCal) and results. If there are any changes, they will be added as soon as possible.

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After the last season with numerous injuries, cancellations and postponements, the FIS is returning to the tried and tested. The number of new venues and new disciplines will be reduced, with familiar ski resorts appearing in the calendar instead.

No new attempt in Zermatt

Traditionally, the giant slalom for both genders starts on the last weekend of October in Sölden. As there will be no third attempt at the wind-prone Zermatt races, it will continue three weeks later in Levi and Gurgl, with both men and women being guests in both resorts for the first time.

The World Cup team will then fly to North America. However, after the men will only be guests there for one week in Beaver Creek, three weeks await the women with Killington, Tremblant and, for the first time, Beaver Creek.

This will be followed by all the classics such as Val Gardena/Gröden, Garmisch, Adelboden, Flachau, Schladming and Cortina. There will be a small surprise in the disciplines in Kitzbühel. After a three-year break, a Super-G will be held on the Streif again, sparing the racers the much-criticised double downhill on the difficult course.

World Ski Championships in Saalbach in February

The big highlight of the season will certainly be the World Ski Championships from 4 to 16 February 2025 in Saalbach. With the team combination (duos of downhill and slalom skiers), a new discipline will also celebrate its world premiere there, finally replacing the unpopular men's and women's individual combinations.

At the end of the season, the athletes are in for another little surprise. As one of the new World Cup venues, the FIS has chosen the tranquil Sun Valley in the USA as venue for the World Cup final.

Airbags mandatory for speed disciplines

In order to increase safety, airbags will be mandatory for all downhill and super-G skiers from the coming winter of 2024/25. In addition, there will be an explicit recommendation for cut-resistant underwear. This will then be mandatory for all disciplines from the 2025/26 season.

Wildcard for former pros

The introduction of wildcards by the FIS will enable former professionals such as Marcel Hirscher and Lindsay Vonn to make a quick return to the World Cup. The wild card allows athletes who have not raced for at least two years but have an Olympic victory, World Championship title, overall World Cup or discipline World Cup victory to apply for a starting licence for up to 20 races. They are allowed to start in the race directly behind the top 30.

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>> PDF & Print: World Cup Calendar

>> iCal: World Cup Calendar

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Feel free to download and print the calendar of the Alpine Skiing World Cup  comprising all dates and disciplines of both women and men. You can also import the events into your calendar via iCal.

>> PDF & Print: World Cup Calendar

>> iCal: World Cup Calendar

In addition to the Alpine Skiing World Cup, you will also find many other World Cup calendars with detailed information and download options on Snow-Online:

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>> Ski Jumping World Cup

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