Season Review: FIS Alpine World Cup 2025/26 — A Season to Remember
A look behind the scenes of one of the most exciting seasons in recent memory.
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The key to this season's success lay in unity. Coaches and athletes pulled in the same direction — intensive training camps, tactical refinements and a mindset that refused to accept anything less than the best from every race start.
Particularly noteworthy was the emergence of a new generation of competitors. In critical moments of the season, they stepped up and delivered performances that far exceeded expectations for their age group.
The Decisive Races
Three events marked the turning point of this season. The first was the Courchevel Giant Slalom, where a jaw-dropping final run produced a new course record and a standing ovation from an already electrified crowd.
- Courchevel (Round 8): Giant Slalom — new course record, season's momentum shifted
- Wengen (Round 14): Downhill — historic 1-2-3 sweep, fans in disbelief
- Åre (Round 21): Overall World Cup title decided in the final run of a dramatic finale
"This group of athletes has shown that when you combine talent with discipline and a passion for the sport, anything is possible. This season has made me incredibly proud."
— FIS Race Director
Rising Stars
The season was also defined by remarkable performances from young talents. They not only excelled on the course but brought a new energy to the entire circuit — raising the level for everyone around them.
For the coming season, this is a deeply promising signal. With a strong blend of experienced veterans and youthful ambition, the foundations for continued excellence are firmly in place.
Looking Ahead to Next Season
FIS officials are already planning for the 2026/27 season. The goal is to build on this season's momentum and continue raising the standard for competitive snow sports. Calendar discussions are underway, and several new venues have expressed strong interest in hosting World Cup events.
