FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup 2022-23
The 57th edition of the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup features five North American venues and the first cross-border event in Europe, before returning to Andorra for the season finale after more than 30 thrilling contests in 14 snow-covered countries


Men	Women

FRANCE
SWITZERLAND
ITALY
GERMANY
AUSTRIA 
SLOVENIA
CROATIA

31 10 11 32 20 23 2 3 13 16 15 12 14 26 4 24 1 28 18 29 25 22 27 21 37 17 19

100km 60 miles


CANADA
U.S.
6 9 33 8 34 7
 
NORWAY
FINLAND 
SWEDEN
35 36 5

CZECH REP.
ANDORRA
30 38
 

Olympic gold medallists Marco Odermatt (SUI, right) – who dominated men’s competition last season – and 4-time winner Mikaela Shiffrin (USA, inset) are defending overall champions

1 Oct 22-23	Soelden
2 Oct 26-30	Zermatt-Cervinia
3 Nov 2-6	Zermatt-Cervinia
4 Nov 12-13	Lech / Zuers
5 Nov 19-20	Levi
6 Nov 22-27	Lake Louise
7 Nov 26-27	Killington
8 Nov 29-Dec 4 	Beaver Creek
9 Nov 29-Dec 4 	Lake Louise
10 Dec 10-11	Val d’Isère
11 Dec 10-11	Sestriere
12 Dec 14-17	Val Gardena / Groeden
13 Dec 14-18	St. Moritz
14 Dec 18-19	Alta Badia
15 Dec 22	Madonna di Campiglio
16 Dec 26-29	Bormio
17 Dec 28-29	Semmering
18 Jan 4	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
19 Jan 4-5	Zagreb
20 Jan 7-8	Adelboden
21 Jan 7-8	Kranjska Gora
22 Jan 10	Flachau
23 Jan 10-15	Wengen
24 Jan 12-15	St. Anton
25 Jan 17-22	Kitzbuehel
26 Jan 18-22	Cortina d’Ampezzo
27 Jan 24	Schladming
28 Jan 24	Kronplatz
29 Jan 26-29	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
30 Jan 28-29 	Spindleruv Mlyn
31 Feb 4	Chamonix
32 Feb 23-26 	Crans Montana
33 Feb 25-26 	Palisades Tahoe
34 Mar 1-5 	Aspen
35 Mar 1-5 	Kvitfjell
36 Mar 10-11 	Are
37 Mar 11-12 	Kranjska Gora
38 Mar 13-19	Soldeu
  

World Cup takes two-week break for World Championships in Courchevel-Meribel, France (Feb 6-19)


Source: FIS
Pictures: Getty Images, Pexels (Flo Maderebner)
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