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Calendar Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2023-2024

Updated: 6 days ago


Sölden Alpine Ski World Cup Opening. Marco Odermatt Winning Run
Sölden Alpine Ski World Cup Opening. Picture: Ski Paradise

The FIS Council Spring Meeting held in Zurich on Wednesday, 24th May, approved the Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar for the upcoming 2023-2024 season.

The Council confirmed there are three Candidates for the 2029 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, Soldeu (AND), Val Gardena (ITA) and Narvik (NOR).


Some returns, some new venues and, of course, the Classics will be on the Ski Circus next winter. In a season with no Winter Olympics or Alpine Ski World Championships, the weeks in February remain open, and therefore, It was considered to give the opportunity to organisers that do not always manage to be included in the calendar.

The traditional season opener in Sölden (Austria) has been delayed by a week and as a consequence also the World Cup Finals in Saalbach Hinterglemm (Austria) which will last for two weeks. The technical events will be held in the first week and the speed events in the second week.

The Speed Opening in Zermatt-Cervinia (Switzerland-Italy) has also been pushed back to the end of November. Men will race on November 11th and 12th, and the Women on the 18th and 19th, 2023. The event had been scheduled to debut last season but had to be canceled.



On the Women's side a fully balanced calendar with 11 events per discipline was presented.

The women's World Cup revisit some ski resorts on the calendar that was missing last season, such as Val D'Isere (France) and Garmisch Partenkirchen (Germany) with speed disciplines, and return to Jasna (Slovakia) and Val Di Fassa (Italy), which had been missing for a few years.

The venue for the Finals of the 2022-2023 season, Soldeu El Tarter (Andorra), will host a Women's Giant Slalom and a Slalom on February 10th and 11th of next year.


Obergurgl--Hochgurgl is a ski resort in the Ötztal Alps in Tirol (Austria).
Gurgl. December 2022. Picture: Ski Paradise

The Men's World Cup is apparently a little more unbalanced: 12 Downhill races, 9 Super-G, 11 Giant Slalom and 13 Slalom will be on next season calendar. The Men's calendar features a schedule of great classics with the return of Bansko (Bulgary) and Kvitjell (Norway) and the inclusion of Gurgl (Austria), which will host a World Cup race for the first time.

In autumn 2023, Ötztal will become the center of the Alpine Ski World Cup twice within a few weeks. At the end of October, once again, the Rettenbach Glacier in Sölden will host the season kick-off with two Giant Slalom events . And in mid-November, on 18 November, the slope of Kirchenkar in Hochgurgl will host the first Men's Slalom of the 2023-2024 winter season.


The Ski World Cup will return to Garmisch-Partenkirchen next season with both Men's and Women's races. As the organizing committee has announced, the ski resort will host two Super-G races on January 27th and 28th, 2024. And after a two year break, a women's Downhill and Super-G are scheduled on February 3rd and 4th, 2024.

Also, and after a successful trial run during the Noraam Cup, Mont Tremblant (Canada) replaces Lake Louise in the women's calendar.


Following the proposal submitted last season by the athletes' commission and after a successful trial run during the Junior World Championships in St. Anton am Arlberg (Austria), it was decided to give the Team Alpine Combined its first chance during the next World Cup season. Kitzbühel (Austria) will be the first organiser to present this format. Crans Montana will held the women's event premiere. It consists of a Downhill or Super-G run and a Slalom run competed by nations who will field their best athletes in the individual disciplines.


This is the calendar for the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2023-2024 Sölden (AUT)

October 28th Giant Slalom / Women October 29th Giant Slalom / Men


Zermatt-Cervinia (SUI-ITA)

November 11th Downhill / Men

November 12th Downhill / Men

Levi (FIN)

November 11th Slalom / Women

November 12th Slalom / Women


Zermatt-Cervinia (SUI-ITA)

November 18th Downhill / Women

November 19th Downhill / Women


Gurgl (AUT)

November 18th Slalom / Men

Lake Louise (CAN) (TBC)

November 25th Downhill / Men

November 26th Super-G / Men

Killington (USA)

November 25th Giant Slalom / Women

November 26th Slalom / Women

Beaver Creek (USA)

December 1st Downhill / Men December 2nd Downhill / Men

December 3rd Super-G / Men


Tremblant (CAN)

December 2nd Giant Slalom / Women

December 3rd Giant Slalom / Women


St. Moritz (SUI)

December 8th Super-G / Women December 9th Downhill / Women December 10th Super-G / Women

Val d'Isere (FRA)

December 9th Giant Slalom / Men

December 10th Slalom / Men

Val Gardena / Groeden (ITA) December 15th Super-G / Men December 16th Downhill / Men


Val d'Isere (FRA)

December 16th Downhill / Women

December 17th Super-G / Women

Alta Badia (ITA) December 17th Giant Slalom / Men December 18th Giant Slalom / Men


Courchevel (FRA)

December 21st Slalom / Women

Madonna di Campiglio (ITA) December 22nd Slalom / Men


Bormio (ITA)

December 28th Downhill / Men

December 29th Super-G / Men

Lienz (AUT)

December 28th Giant Slalom/ Women

December 29th Slalom / Women


Kranjska Gora (SLO)

January 6th Giant Slalom / Women

January 7th Slalom / Women


Adelboden (SUI)

January 6th Giant Slalom / Men

January 7th Slalom / Men


Wengen (SUI)

January 12th Super-G / Men

January 13th Downhill / Men

January 14th Slalom / Men


Zauchensee (AUT) January 13th Downhill / Women

January 14th Super-G / Women

Flachau (AUT)

January 16th Slalom / Women


Kitzbühel (AUT)

January 19th Team Combined / Men

January 20th Downhill / Men

January 21st Slalom / Men


Jasna (SVK)

January 20th Giant Slalom / Women

January 21st Slalom / Women


Schladming (AUT)

January 23rd Giant Slalom / Men

January 24th Slalom / Men


Kronplatz (ITA)

January 24th Giant Slalom / Women


Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA) January 26th Downhill / Women

January 27th Downhill / Women

January 28th Super-G / Women


Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER)

January 27th Super-G / Men

January 28th Super-G / Men


Garmisch Partenkirchen (GER)

February 3rd Downhill / Women

February 4th Super-G / Women


Chamonix (FRA)

February 3rd Downhill / Men

February 4th Slalom / Men


Bansko (BUL)

February 10th Giant Slalom / Men

February 11th Slalom / Men


Soldeu (AD) February 10th Giant Slalom / Women

February 11th Slalom / Women


Crans Montana (SUI)

February 16th Team Combined / Women

February 17th Downhill / Women

February 18th Super-G / Women


Kvitfjell (NOR)

February 17th Downhill / Men

February 18th Super-G / Men


Vald di Fassa (ITA) February 24th Super-G / Women

Febuary 25th Super-G / Women


Palisades Tahoe (USA)

February 24th Giant Slalom / Men

February 25th Slalom / Men


Kvitfjell (NOR)

March 2nd Downhill / Women

March 3rd Super-G / Women


Aspen (USA)

March 2nd Giant Slalom / Men

March 3rd Slalom / Men

Are (SWE) March 9th Giant Slalom / Women March 10th Slalom / Women

Kranjska Gora (SLO)

March 9th Giant Slalom / Men

March 10th Slalom / Men

Saalbach (AUT) WC FINALS 2024

March 16th Giant Slalom / Men

March 16th Slalom / Women

March 17th Giant Slalom / Women March 17th Slalom / Men March 22nd Super-G / Women & Men

March 23rd Downhill / Women

March 24th Downhill / Men

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