After an amazing weekend in Soelden, the Alpine Ski World Cup will take a three-week break before the competition resumes in Levi (Finland) on 17-18 November at the Levi Black slope. The Opening event of the Slalom season will once again bring together the world's best Men's and Women's skiers. The Men's World Cup Slalom will return to Levi after a four-year break.
Levi's World Cup is celebrating a major milestone this season as it marks its 20th anniversary. In 2004, the first World Cup race took place in Levi, a premiere on Finnish soil. Since then, the Slalom competitions in the province of Lapland have been a fixed point on the FIS racing calendar, becoming the northernmost alpine competition of the Alpine Ski World Cup.
Levi (FIN)
November 16th Slalom / Women
November 17th Slalom / Men
Saturday, 16.11.2024
11:00 LOC / 10:00 CET 1st run
14:00 LOC / 13:00 CET 2nd run
Sunday, 17.11.2024
11:00 LOC / 10:00 CET 1st run
14:00 LOC / 13:00 CET 2nd run
One week later, Gurgl, Austria will host the second Slalom event of the season. Gurgl is a village in the municipality of Soelden, in the Ötztal Valley, Tirol, Austria.
The Alpine Ski World Cup Gurgl will take place from 23 to 24 November 2024 in Hochgurgl at the Kirchenkar Gurgl racecourse.
It will be the second time that Hochgurgl appears on the Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar. The first World Cup event took place on November 18, 2023. Gurgl is the 24 Austrian venue to hold an Alpine Ski World Cup event.
For the first time this year, Gurgl will host a Women's Slalom race on Saturday in addition to the Men's race on Sunday.
Gurgl (AUT)
November 23rd Slalom / Women
November 24th Slalom / Men
Saturday, 23.11.2024
10:30 CET 1st run
13:30 CET 2nd run
Sunday, 24.11.2024
10:30 CET 1st run
13:30 CET 2nd run
At the end of November, the North American Alpine Ski World Cup Tour will begin on the East Coast in Vermont with the Giant Slalom and Slalom races at the Killington ski resort. Men will stop for one week to resume the competition with the first Speed event of the season in Beaver Creek.
Located in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Killington Resort has earned its moniker “The Beast of the East”.
The Killington Cup Giant Slalom and Slalom will be held at the Superstar racecourse on Thanksgiving Weekend. It will be the eighth time Killington has hosted the Alpine Ski World Cup.
The Stifel Killington Cup has been a regular stop on the Women’s Alpine Ski World Cup Calendar since 2016.
Killington (USA)
November 30th Giant Slalom / Women
December 1st Slalom / Women
Saturday, 30.11.2024
10:00 LOC / 16 :00 CET 1st run
13:00 LOC / 19 :00 CET 2nd run
Sunday, 1.12.2024
10:00 LOC / 16 :00 CET 1st run
13:00 LOC / 19 :00 CET 2nd run
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