Ski World Cup 2026 in Mayrhofen – Review
From 18 to 21 March 2026, Mayrhofen/Austria welcomed around 120 participants for the Ski World Cup 2026. Participants travelled from Sweden, Austria, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland and Slovenia, underlining the international character of the event. The Ski World Cup 2026 combined valuable professional and scientific exchange, exciting races and many memorable moments on and off the slopes.
Training, Industry Exhibition and Expert Bar Talks
The event began on 18 March with the opportunity to train on a dedicated training course in Mayrhofen. On the same day, the Industry Exhibition opened its doors and created valuable opportunities for professional exchange from the very beginning. A particular highlight followed on 19 March with the Expert Bar Talks, where selected topics from sports medicine and daily practice were discussed in a high-quality yet relaxed setting.
Sporting Highlights and Results
The sporting programme began with the Slalom on 19 March. Due to the weather conditions, the race schedule had to be adjusted at short notice, and the Super-G was brought forward to 20 March, while the Giant Slalom took place on 21 March. This marked a true novelty, as for the first time in 30 years the Giant Slalom was held after the Super-G.
The races were defined by strong performances, fair competition and a great atmosphere on the slopes. A special surprise came with the final results, which saw Austria and Germany on the podium as this year’s world champions.
Gala Evening at Kulturstadl Reme
Another special highlight of the Ski World Cup 2026 was the festive evening at Kulturstadl Reme. In a warm and memorable setting, participants came together beyond the races to celebrate shared experiences and the unique spirit of the event. The evening combined appreciation, exchange and community, and became one of the defining moments of this year’s Ski World Cup.
Thank You and Looking Ahead
The Ski World Cup 2026 in Mayrhofen once again showed what makes this event so special: the unique combination of sport, professional and scientific exchange, international encounter and shared experience. We would like to sincerely thank all participants, partners, exhibitors and supporters who contributed to the success of this year’s event. More information about the 2027 edition will follow in due course.