Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar for November 2025
- Raúl Revuelta
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
Updated: 15 hours ago
After an amazing weekend in Soelden, the Alpine Ski World Cup takes a three-week break before the competition resumes in Levi (Finland) on 15-16 November at the Levi Black slope. The Opening event of the Slalom season will once again bring together the world's best Men's and Women's skiers. Last season, the Men's World Cup Slalom returned to Levi after a four-year absence.
In 2004, the first World Cup race took place in Levi, a premiere on Finnish soil. The Slalom competitions in the province of Lapland have been a fixture on the FIS racing calendar ever since, becoming the northernmost Alpine Ski World Cup competition.
Levi (FIN)
November 15th Slalom / Women
November 16th Slalom / Men
Saturday, 15.11.2025
11:00 LOC / 10:00 CET 1st run
14:00 LOC / 13:00 CET 2nd run
Sunday, 16.11.2025
11:00 LOC / 10:00 CET 1st run
14:00 LOC / 13:00 CET 2nd run
One week later, Gurgl, Austria, will host the second Slalom event of the season. Gurgl is a village in the municipality of Soelden, in the Ötztal Valley, Tirol, Austria.
The Alpine Ski World Cup Gurgl will take place from 22 to 23 November 2025 in Hochgurgl at the Kirchenkar Gurgl racecourse.
It will be the third time that Hochgurgl appears on the Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar. The first World Cup event took place on November 18, 2023. Gurgl is the 24th Austrian venue to hold an Alpine Ski World Cup event.
For the second time this year, Gurgl will host a Women's Slalom race on Saturday in addition to the Men's race on Sunday.
Gurgl (AUT)
November 22nd Slalom / Men
November 23rd Slalom / Women
Saturday, 22.11.2025
10:30 CET 1st run
13:30 CET 2nd run
Sunday, 23.11.2025
10:30 CET 1st run
13:30 CET 2nd run
At the end of November, the North American Alpine Ski World Cup Tour will begin in Cooper Mountain.
Copper Mountain (USA), a key venue on the Freestyle circuit, is making a return to the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup calendar for the first time in decades. With an upgrade to its lift system, the Colorado venue will host its inaugural World Cup Men’s Super-G on Thanksgiving Day, November 27, followed by a Giant Slalom on the next day. This will be the first time Men have competed there since 1976.
On Saturday, 29 November, the women will make their competitive return to Copper Mountain after 24 years, with a Giant Slalom followed by a Slalom on Sunday.
These races represent the first stop of the Men’s World Cup season in North America and will be the only Women’s World Cup race in the United States for the 2025-2026 winter season.
Cooper Mountain (USA)
November 27th Super-G / Men
November 28th Giant Slalom / Men
Thursday, 27.11.2025
11:00 am LOC
Friday, 28.11.2025
10:00 LOC 1st run
13:00 LOC 2nd run
Cooper Mountain (USA)*
November 29th Giant Slalom / Women
November 30th Slalom / Women
Saturday, 29.11.2025
10:00 LOC 1st run
13:00 LOC 2nd run
Sunday, 30.11.2025
10:00 LOC 1st run
13:00 LOC 2nd run
*For the past eight years, Killington Ski Resort in Vermont has hosted the women's World Cup. However, this season's event will take place at Copper Mountain due to the replacement of the Superstar lift, which services the World Cup slope. The women's race is expected to return to Killington in 2026.
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