Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar January 2026

Cyprien Sarrazin. 2024 Hahnenkamm races, Kitzbühel. Picture: Samo Vidic / Red Bull Content Pool

Twenty-three events in January 2026, including the Adelboden, Wengen, and Kitzbühel Classics, make this month one of the most exciting times on the Alpine Ski World Cup calendar. Adelboden, Wengen, and Kitzbühel are the only venues that have been part of the World Cup since its foundation in 1967.

The 72nd edition of the 3Tre Madonna di Campiglio Alpine Ski World Cup Night Slalom will conclude the Italian stretch of the Men's World Cup, which includes races in Val Gardena, Alta Badia, and Livigno.

The renowned Italian event will kick off the "Month of Slalom Classics" in the Men’s Alpine Ski World Cup calendar, featuring races in Adelboden, Wengen, Kitzbühel, and Schladming. January will be critical for those hoping to win the Slalom World Cup.

After the first 31 Alpine Ski World Cup races (16 out for Men and 15 for Women), Marco Odermatt leads the Men's Overall standings with 855 points ahead of Marco Schwarz (451) and Loic Meillard (380).

Mikaela Shiffrin is leading the women's standings with 698 points. Camille Rast of Switzerland is second with 503 points. Alice Robinson is in third place with 484 points.

In the Alpine Ski World Cup Nations Cup, Austria and Switzerland are in a tight fight this season. The Austrian Ski Federation (ÖSV) has achieved eight victories and 16 podium finishes.

Austria 4024 points (Women 1897, Men 2127)

Switzerland 3856 points (Women 1290, Men 2566)

Italy 2359 points (Women 1038, Men 1321)

USA 2305 points (Women 1833, Men 472)

Norway 1984 points (Women 485, Men 1499)

Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar January 2026

Kranjska Gora (SLO)

January 3rd Giant Slalom / Women 10:00 CET 1st run 13:00 CET 2nd run

January 4th Slalom / Women 09:30 CET 1st run 12:15 CET 2nd run

Madonna di Campiglio (ITA)

January 7th Slalom / Men (Night Event) 17:45 CET 1st run 20:45 CET 2nd run

Zauchensee (AUT)

January 10th Downhill / Women 11:30 CET

January 11th Super-G / Women 12:00 CET

Adelboden (SUI)

January 10th Giant Slalom / Men 10:30 CET 1st run 13:30 CET 2nd run

January 11th Slalom / Men 10:30 CET 1st run 13:30 CET 2nd run

Flachau (AUT)

January 13th Slalom / Women (Night Event) 17:45 CET 1st run 20:45 CET 2nd run

Wengen (SUI)

January 16th Downhill / Men 12:40 CET

January 17th Super-G / Men 12:30 CET

January 18th Slalom / Men 10:15 CET 1st run 13:15 CET 2nd run

Tarvisio (ITA)

January 17th Downhill / Women 10:45 CET

January 18th Super-G / Women 11:15 CET

Kronplatz (ITA)

January 20th Giant Slalom / Women 10:30 CET 1st run 13:30 CET 2nd run

Kitzbühel (AUT)

January 23rd Super-G / Men 11:30 CET

January 24th Downhill / Men 11:30 CET

January 25th Slalom / Men 10:15 CET 1st run 13:30 CET 2nd run

Špindlerův Mlýn (CZ)

January 24th Giant Slalom / Women 10:00 CET 1st run 13:30 CET 2nd run

January 25th Slalom / Women 09:30 CET 1st run 12:15 CET 2nd run

Schladming (AUT)

January 27th Giant Slalom / Men (Night Event) 17:45 CET 1st run 20:45 CET 2nd run

January 28th Slalom / Men (Night Event) 17:45 CET 1st run 20:45 CET 2nd run

Crans Montana (SUI)

January 30th Downhill / Women 10:00 CET

January 31st Super-G / Women 11:00 CET

Crans Montana (SUI)

February 1st Downhill / Men 11:00 CET