FIS Ski World Cup

The FIS Ski World Cup 2021 will return to Bormio with an exciting racing program.

The Stelvio slope will be the usual stage of speed and adrenaline with three races on the calendar: the Men’s Downhill on 28 December, the Men’s Super G on 29 December and the rescheduled Men’s Super G of Lake Louise on 30 December.

Of course, the downhill in Bormio is, between the two scheduled races, the most important one, the main event worldwide of speed skiing in 2021. A costant appointment in the men’s World Cup calendar since 1993 up to today.

Winning on the Stelvio slope is a result that only the greatest champions of alpine skiing have achieved. From 1985 up to today, the fastest jet-men challenging have considered the Stelvio as the most difficult, tiring and exciting piste of the entire Ski World Cup circuit. 

The symbolic man of the Stelvio is, without a doubt, Dominik Paris, who set the record of victories in Bormio:

• five downhill races (2012, 2017, 2018 and a double in 2019)
• and a Super G (2018).

1,010 meters of vertical drop that give no rest in two perfect minutes of competition. Undulations, dizzying slopes, spectacular jumps and speeds of over 100 kilometers per hour. You have to be extraordinary gifted with courage, technique, physical and mental strength if you want to join in. To learn more about the characteristics of the track: Stelvio slope

Five days to write a new chapter in the history of alpine skiing!

The competitions will take place behind closed doors. There are no stands.

The races will be broadcasted live on TV and streaming by Rai and Eurosport.