The 95 International Lauberhorn Alpine Ski World Cup Races will take place in Wengen, Switzerland on January 17-19, 2025.

After the races in Beaver Creek, the fastest women in the World Cup will gather in St. Moritz, Switzerland, next weekend for the second stop

The world's fastest Women will gather in St. Moritz (Switzerland) next weekend for the second stop of the speed calendar.

Stephanie Venier earned today in Crans Montana her maiden World Cup win in the Super-G. He beated the Italian duo of Brignone and Bassino

Marta Bassino earned today in Crans Montana her first win and second podium in Downhill in the World Cup.

Lara Gut-Behrami wins the first Downhill race in Crans Montana and achieves her seventh victory of the season

Next weekend the Women's World Cup is back to Crans Montana with three days of action: two Downhills, and a Super-G.

Manuel Feller wins another thrilling Slalom race in Wengen beating Atle Lie McGrath. Henrik Kristoffersen finished in third place

After achieving his first victory on the discipline on Thursday Marco Odermatt took the double win in the Lauberhorn.

Cyprien Sarrazin took his second win of the season and his third overall in the World Cup by 0.58 seconds over big favorite Marco Odermatt.

Marco Odermatt is the benchmark of the World Cup and now also takes on the leading role in Downhill after achieving his first victory

Mikaela Shiffrin has returned today in St. Moritz to the top step of the podium in Downhill after 663 days.

Sofia Goggia outclassed the competition in the first speed race of the season. Cornelia Hütter and Laura Gut-Behrami completed the podium.

St. Moritz will launch the Alpine Ski World Cup season for the Women speed specialists. Two Super-G races and a Downhill are on the program

After the cancelation of the races in Zermatt-Cervinia, St. Moritz will launch the Alpine Ski World Cup season for the Speed specialists.

Zermatt-Cervinia will launch the Alpine Ski World Cup Downhill season with Sofia Goggia as the main favorite to retain the title

The Matterhorn Cervino Speed Opening in Zermatt-Cervinia will launch the World Cup season for the speed athletes.

Kilde, Odermatt, and Kriechmayr are the main favorites to win the first Downhill of the Alpine Ski World Cup season in Zermatt-Cervinia.

Crans-Montana, has been awarded the 2027 Alpine World Ski Championships over the other 3 finalists: Narvik, Soldeu, and Garmisch.