FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup 2023-24

The Alpine World Cup features 90 events in four disciplines – Slalom, Downhill, Giant Slalom and Super-G – in 14 countries. Marco Odermatt (SUI) and Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) are the reigning overall champions


CANADA
U.S.
8 6 36 7 38

FRANCE
SWITZERLAND
ITALY
GERMANY
AUSTRIA
SLOVENIA
14 29 33 19 20 2 4 10 12 9 16 15 1 5 11 35 27 30 23 28 13 26 41 22 17 21 25 18 40
100km 60 miles

NORWAY 
FINLAND 
SWEDEN
34 37 39 3  

ANDORRA
32

SLOVAKIA
BULGARIA
24 31

 
Mikaela Shiffrin: Holds record for most World Cup wins after overhauling record of
Ingemar Stenmark in 2023


Men	Women

1 Oct 28-29	Soelden
2 Nov 8-12	Zermatt-Cervinia
3 Nov 11-12	Levi
4 Nov 15-19	Zermatt-Cervinia
5 Nov 18	Gurgl
6 Nov 25-26	Killington
7 Nov 28-Dec 3 	Beaver Creek
8 Dec 2-3	Tremblant
9 Dec 6-10	St. Moritz
10 Dec 9-10	Val d’Isere
11 Dec 13-16	Val Gardena / Groeden
12 Dec 14-17	Val d’Isere
13 Dec 17-18	Alta Badia
14 Dec 21	Courchevel
15 Dec 22	Madonna di Campiglio
16 Dec 26-29	Bormio
17 Dec 28-29	Lienz
18 Jan 6-7	Kranjska Gora
19 Jan 6-7	Adelboden
20 Jan 9-14	Wengen
21 Jan 11-14 	Altenmarkt-Zauchensee
22 Jan 16	Flachau
23 Jan 16-21 	Kitzbuehel
24 Jan 20-21 	Jasna
25 Jan 23-24 	Schladming
26 Jan 24-28 	Cortina d’Ampezzo 
27 Jan 27-28 	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
28 Jan 30	Kronplatz
29 Jan 31-Feb 4 Chamonix
30 Feb 1-4	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
31 Feb 10-11	Bansko
32 Feb 10-11	Soldeu
33 Feb 14-18	Crans Montana
34 Feb 15-18	Kvitfjell
35 Feb 24-25	Val di Fassa
36 Feb 24-25	Palisades Tahoe
37 Feb 29-Mar 3 Kvitfjell
38 Mar 2-3 	Aspen
39 Mar 9-10 	Are
40 Mar 9-10 	Kranjska Gora
41 Mar 16-24	Saalbach


Source: FIS
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