2026 Winter Olympics Alpine Skiing - Schedule, Venues, and Top Contenders
The 2026 Winter Olympics Alpine Skiing events are set to be the crown jewel of the Milano Cortina Games. As the world turns its eyes to the breathtaking Italian Alps, fans are gearing up to witness high-speed drama on some of the most iconic slopes in skiing history.
Whether you are a hardcore fan of the downhill or a technical slalom enthusiast, here is everything you need to know about the Alpine Skiing program at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games.
Where Will the Alpine Skiing Events Take Place?
The 2026 Games will utilize two distinct, world-class locations to host the Alpine disciplines:
Cortina d'Ampezzo (Olympia delle Tofane): Traditionally the home of women's World Cup races, this venue will host all women’s Alpine Skiing events.
Bormio (Stelvio Slope): Known as one of the most challenging and icy courses in the world, Bormio will host all men’s Alpine Skiing events, including the debut of the Alpine Combined in its new format.
Key Events to Watch
Alpine skiing at the 2026 Winter Olympics will feature 11 medal events, including:
Downhill: The ultimate test of speed and bravery.
Super-G: A blend of high speed and technical gate turns.
Giant Slalom: Precision turns at high velocity.
Slalom: The most technical and agile discipline.
Alpine Combined: Testing versatility across speed and technique.
Mixed Team Parallel: A high-octane head-to-head battle.
Top Contenders and Athletes to Follow
The 2026 Winter Olympics will likely see a mix of established legends and rising stars:
Mikaela Shiffrin (USA): All eyes will be on Shiffrin as she looks to further cement her legacy as the greatest of all time.
Marco Odermatt (SUI): The Swiss powerhouse is expected to dominate the men's giant slalom and speed events.
Sofia Goggia (ITA): Competing on home soil in Cortina, the "Queen of Speed" will be the favorite for the downhill gold.
Clement Noel (FRA): A specialist who will be a top threat in the technical slalom events.
2026 Winter Olympics Alpine Skiing Schedule (Expected)
The Alpine Skiing competition typically spans the entire duration of the Winter Olympics. While the final daily schedule is subject to weather conditions, fans can expect:
Week 1: Speed events (Downhill and Super-G).
Week 2: Technical events (Giant Slalom and Slalom) and the Team Event.
How to Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics Alpine Skiing
For fans in Indonesia and worldwide, the games will be broadcast via official Olympic media partners and streaming platforms. Make sure to check your local listings for "Milano Cortina 2026" to catch every second of the action live.
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