2020–21 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup explained

2020–21 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup
Competition1:	Overall
Competition1men:	Alexis Pinturault (1)
Competition1ladies:	Petra Vlhová (1)
Competition2:	Downhill
Competition2men:	Beat Feuz (4)
Competition2ladies:	Sofia Goggia (2)
Competition3:	Super-G
Competition3men:	Vincent Kriechmayr (1)
Competition3ladies:	Lara Gut-Behrami (3)
Competition4:	Giant slalom
Competition4men:	Alexis Pinturault (1)
Competition4ladies:	Marta Bassino (1)
Competition5:	Slalom
Competition5men:	Marco Schwarz (1)
Competition5ladies:	Katharina Liensberger (1)
Competition6men:	Alexis Pinturault (1)
Competition6ladies:	Petra Vlhová (2)
Competition7:	Nations Cup
Competition7men:	Switzerland (7)
Competition7ladies:	Switzerland (10)
Mixedcompetition1:	Nations Cup Overall
Mixedcompetition1both:	Switzerland (9)
Previous:	2019–20
Next:	2021–22

The International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup was the premier circuit for alpine skiing competition. The inaugural season launched in January 1967, and the season marked the 55th consecutive year for the FIS World Cup.^{[1] [2] [3] [4]} As it had every year since 2006 (when the Sölden races were cancelled due to a snowstorm), the season began in Sölden, Austria in October, and it ended with the World Cup finals in March, which were held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. However, the COVID-19 pandemic forced many changes to the original racing schedule. Among them were the following:

Canceled events: Val d'Isere (AC); St. Anton (AC); Crans-Montana (AC); Levi (Men); Lech (Team); Lake Louise (3 DH, 2 SG); Alta Badia (P); Davos (P), Beaver Creek (DH, SG, GS); Chamonix (DH, P); Bansko (AC); Bormio (AC); Wengen (DH, SL, AC); Maribor (SL) and Åre (GS).

Ladies' calendar changes: Killington to Levi (SL); Killington to Courchevel (GS); Lake Louise to Val d'Isere (DH); Lake Louise to St. Moritz (SG); Åre to Maribor (GS); Maribor to Åre (SL) and Lake Louise to Crans-Montana (DH).

Men's calendar changes: Beaver Creek to Val d'Isere (GS, SG, DH); Val d'Isere to Alta Badia (SL): Garmisch to Adelboden (GS): Lake Louise to Wengen (DH); Lake Louise to Ga-Pa (SG) and Levi to Chamonix (SL).

Additional events: Chamonix (SL); Bansko (GS); Bormio (SG), St. Anton (SG) and Val d'Isere (Ladies' SG).

Further changes due to the pandemic were considered likely and are shown on the schedule below. However, two results of these COVID-related changes were that (1) no Alpine combined events were held during the season, despite the increased emphasis placed on such events beginning with the prior season, and (2) no World Cup races were held in North America for the first time since the 1973-74 season and only the second time in World Cup history.^[5]

Men

The number of races in World Cup history

after SL in Lenzerheide (21 March 2021)

Calendar

Event key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant slalom, SG – Super giant slalom, PS – Parallel slalom, PG – Parallel giant slalom

	Event	Date	Venue	Type	Winner	Second	Third	Details
1783	1	18 October 2020	Sölden	GS 420				^[6]
1784	2	27 November 2020	Lech/Zürs	PG 007			Alexander Schmid	^[7]
		5 December 2020	Val-d'Isère	GS cnx	lack of snow; moved to Santa Caterina
		6 December 2020		GS cnx
1785	3	5 December 2020	Santa Caterina	GS 421				^[8]
1786	4	7 December 2020		GS 422				^[9]
1787	5	12 December 2020		SG 218				^[10]
1788	6	13 December 2020		DH 497				^[11]
1789	7	18 December 2020	Val Gardena/Gröden	SG 219				^[12]
1790	8	19 December 2020		DH 498				^[13]
1791	9	20 December 2020	Alta Badia	GS 423				^[14]
1792	10	21 December 2020		SL 498				^[15]
1793	11	22 December 2020	Madonna di Campiglio	SL 499				^[16]
1794	12	29 December 2020	Bormio	SG 220				^[17]
1795	13	30 December 2020		DH 499				^[18]
1796	14	6 January 2021	Zagreb	SL 500				^[19]
1797	15	8 January 2021	Adelboden	GS 424				^[20]
1798	16	9 January 2021		GS 425				^[21]
1799	17	10 January 2021		SL 501	Marco Schwarz	Linus Straßer	Dave Ryding	^[22]
		15 January 2021	Wengen	DH cnx	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic; first DH and SL moved to Kitzbühel, second DH moved to Saalbach-Hinterglemm
		16 January 2021		DH cnx
		17 January 2021		SL cnx
		16 January 2021	Kitzbühel	SL cnx	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic; moved to Flachau
		17 January 2021		SL cnx
1800	18	16 January 2021	Flachau	SL 502	Manuel Feller	Clément Noël	Marco Schwarz	^[23]
1801	19	17 January 2021		SL 503				^[24]
1802	20	22 January 2021	Kitzbühel	DH 500				^[25]
1803	21	24 January 2021		DH 501				^[26]
1804	22	25 January 2021		SG 221	Vincent Kriechmayr			^[27]
1805	23	26 January 2021	Schladming	SL 504				^[28]
1806	24	30 January 2021	Chamonix	SL 505				^[29]
1807	25	31 January 2021		SL 506				^[30]
1808	26	5 February 2021	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	DH 502				^[31]
1809	27	6 February 2021		SG 222				^[32]
World Championships (8–21 February)
1810	28	27 February 2021	Bansko	GS 426				^[33]
1811	29	28 February 2021		GS 427				^[34]
		6 March 2021	Kvitfjell	DH cnx	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic; moved to Saalbach-Hinterglemm
		7 March 2021		SG cnx
		5 March 2021	Saalbach-Hinterglemm	DH cnx	cancelled due to fog after nine skiers had run
1812	30	6 March 2021		DH 503				^[35]
1813	31	7 March 2021		SG 223				^[36]
1814	32	13 March 2021	Kranjska Gora	GS 428				^[37]
1815	33	14 March 2021		SL 507				^[38]
		17 March 2021	Lenzerheide	DH cnx	cancelled due to heavy snowfall
18 March 2021	SG cnx	cancelled due to fog and snowfall
1816	34	20 March 2021		GS 429				^[39]
1817	35	21 March 2021		SL 508				^[40]

Rankings

Overall

Rank	after all 35 races^[41]	Points
	Alexis Pinturault	1260
2		1093
3		814
4		805
5		764

See main article: 2021 Men's overall.

Downhill

Rank	after all 7 races^[42]	Points
	Beat Feuz	486
2		418
3		338
4		272
5		267

See main article: 2021 Men's downhill.

Super-G

Rank	after all 6 races^[43]	Points
	Vincent Kriechmayr	401
2		318
3		276
4		225
5		172

See main article: 2021 Men's super-G.

Giant slalom

Rank	after all 10 races^[44]	Points
	Alexis Pinturault	700
2		649
3		606
4		393
5		378

See main article: 2021 Men's giant slalom.

Slalom

Rank	after all 11 races^[45]	Points
	Marco Schwarz	665
2		553
3		503
4		488
5		431

See main article: 2021 Men's slalom.

Parallel (PG)

Rank	after all 1 race^[46]	Points
	Alexis Pinturault	100
2		80
3		60
4		50
5		45

See main article: 2021 Men's parallel.

Ladies

The number of races in World Cup history

after GS in Lenzerheide (21 March 2021)

Calendar

Event key: DH – Downhill, SL – Slalom, GS – Giant slalom, SG – Super giant slalom, PS – Parallel slalom, PG – Parallel giant slalom

	Event	Date	Venue	Type	Winner	Second	Third	Details
1667	1	17 October 2020	Sölden	GS 419				^[47]
1668	2	21 November 2020	Levi	SL 470				^[48]
1669	3	22 November 2020		SL 471				^[49]
1670	4	26 November 2020	Lech/Zürs	PG 002				^[50]
		5 December 2020	St. Moritz	SG cnx	heavy snow and wind; first race moved to Crans Montana, second race moved to Val di Fassa
		6 December 2020		SG cnx
1671	5	12 December 2020	Courchevel	GS 420				^[51]
1672	6	14 December 2020		GS 421				^[52]
1673	7	18 December 2020	Val-d'Isère	DH 418				^[53]
1674	8	19 December 2020		DH 419	Sofia Goggia	Corinne Suter	Breezy Johnson	^[54]
1675	9	20 December 2020		SG 239	Ester Ledecká			^[55]
		28 December 2020	Semmering	GS cnx	second run and competition canceled; strong wind
1676	10	29 December 2020		SL 472				^[56]
1677	11	3 January 2021	Zagreb	SL 473				^[57]
1678	12	9 January 2021	St. Anton	DH 420				^[58]
1679	13	10 January 2021		SG 240				^[59]
1680	14	12 January 2021	Flachau	SL 474				^[60]
1681	15	16 January 2021	Kranjska Gora	GS 422			Michelle Gisin	^[61]
1682	16	17 January 2021		GS 423				^[62]
1683	17	22 January 2021	Crans-Montana	DH 421			Breezy Johnson	^[63]
1684	18	23 January 2021		DH 422				^[64]
1685	19	24 January 2021		SG 241				^[65]
1686	20	26 January 2021		GS 424				^[66]
1687	21	30 January 2021	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	SG 242				^[67]
1688	22	1 February 2021		SG 243				^[68]
World Championships (8–21 February)
1689	23	26 February 2021	Val di Fassa	DH 423				^[69]
1690	24	27 February 2021		DH 424				^[70]
1691	25	28 February 2021		SG 244				^[71]
1692	26	6 March 2021	Jasná	SL 475				^[72]
1693	27	7 March 2021		GS 425				^[73]
1694	28	12 March 2021	Åre	SL 476				^[74]
1695	29	13 March 2021		SL 477				^[75]
		17 March 2021	Lenzerheide	DH cnx	cancelled due to heavy snowfall
18 March 2021	SG cnx	cancelled due to fog and snowfall
1696	30	20 March 2021		SL 478				^[76]
1697	31	21 March 2021		GS 426				^[77]

Rankings

Overall

Rank	after all 31 races^[78]	Points
	Petra Vlhová	1416
2		1256
3		1130
4		1075
5		903

See main article: 2021 Women's overall.

Downhill

Rank	after all 7 races^[79]	Points
	Sofia Goggia	480
2		410
3		383
4		330
5		265

See main article: 2021 Women's downhill.

Super-G

Rank	after all 6 races^[80]	Points
	Lara Gut-Behrami	525
2		323
3		310
4		272
5		236

See main article: 2021 Women's super-G.

Giant slalom

Rank	after all 8 races^[81]	Points
	Marta Bassino	546
2		420
3		391
4		389
5		372

See main article: 2021 Women's giant slalom.

Slalom

Rank	after all 9 races^[82]	Points
	Katharina Liensberger	690
2		655
3		652
4		491
5		415

See main article: 2021 Women's slalom.

Parallel (PG)

Rank	after all 1 race^[83]	Points
	Petra Vlhová	100
2		80
3		60
4		50
5		45

See main article: 2021 Women's parallel.

Alpine team event

World Cup history in real time

after PG in Lenzerheide (20 March 2021)

Calendar

Event key: PG – Parallel giant slalom

	Event	Date	Venue	Type	Winner	Second	Third	Details
World Championships (8–21 February)
15	1	19 March 2021		PG 012				^[84]

* reserve skiers

Nations Cup

Overall

Rank	after all 67 races^[85]	Points
		10087
2		9211
3		5735
4		4991
5		4591

Men

Rank	after all 36 races^[86]	Points
		5329
2		5258
3		4141
4		3068
5		1936

Ladies

Rank	after all 32 races^[87]	Points
		4758
2		3953
3		3799
4		2154
5		1523

Prize money

Top-5 men

Rank	after all 35 races^[88]	CHF
1	Alexis Pinturault	379,064
2		335,090
3		285,920
4		263,780
5		226,440

Top-5 ladies

Rank	after all 31 races^[89]	CHF
1	Lara Gut-Behrami	485,091
2		444,501
3		410,978
4		333,129
5		288,606

Achievements

First World Cup career victory:

Men

• Lucas Braathen (20), in his third season – Giant slalom in Sölden
• Martin Čater (27), in his ninth season – Downhill in Val-d'Isère
•    Mauro Caviezel (32), in his twelfth season – Super-G in Val-d'Isère
• Ryan Cochran-Siegle (28), in his ninth season – Super-G in Bormio
• Manuel Feller (28), in his ninth season – Slalom in Flachau
• Sebastian Foss-Solevåg (29), in his ninth season – Slalom in Flachau

Women

•    Michelle Gisin (27), in her ninth season – Slalom in Semmering
• Katharina Liensberger (23), in her sixth season – Slalom in Åre

First World Cup podium:

Men

• Lucas Braathen (20), in his third season – Giant slalom in Sölden – 1st place
• Martin Čater (27), in his ninth season – Downhill in Val-d'Isère – 1st place
• Matthieu Bailet (24), in his sixth season – Super-G in Saalbach-Hinterglemm – 2nd place
• Ryan Cochran-Siegle (28), in his ninth season – Downhill in Val Gardena – 2nd place
• Atle Lie McGrath (20), in his third season – Giant slalom in Alta Badia – 2nd place
• Adrian Smiseth Sejersted (26), in his seventh season – Super-G in Val-d'Isère – 2nd place
•    Gino Caviezel (28), in his tenth season – Giant slalom in Sölden – 3rd place
•    Justin Murisier (28), in his ninth season – Giant slalom in Alta Badia – 3rd place
•    Sandro Simonet (25), in his fifth season – Slalom in Chamonix – 3rd place
• Christian Walder (29), in his fifth season – Super-G in Val-d'Isère – 3rd place
• Stefan Brennsteiner (29), in his ninth season – Giant slalom in Bansko - 3rd place

Women

• Paula Moltzan (26), in her eighth season – Parallel-G in Lech/Zürs – 2nd place
• Kajsa Vickhoff Lie (22), in her fifth season – Super-G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen – 2nd place
• Breezy Johnson (24), in her fifth season – Downhill in Val-d'Isère – 3rd place

Number of wins this season (in brackets are all-time wins):

Men

• Alexis Pinturault – 5 (34)
• Vincent Kriechmayr – 3 (9)
•    Marco Odermatt – 3 (4)
• Henrik Kristoffersen – 2 (23)
•    Beat Feuz – 2 (15)
• Clément Noël – 2 (8)
• Aleksander Aamodt Kilde – 2 (6)
• Marco Schwarz – 2 (4)
• Filip Zubčić – 2 (3)
• Manuel Feller – 2 (2)
• Dominik Paris – 1 (19)
• Matthias Mayer – 1 (10)
•    Ramon Zenhäusern – 1 (4)
• Mathieu Faivre – 1 (2)
• Linus Straßer – 1 (2)
• Lucas Braathen – 1 (1)
•    Mauro Caviezel – 1 (1)
• Martin Čater – 1 (1)
• Ryan Cochran-Siegle – 1 (1)
• Sebastian Foss-Solevåg – 1 (1)

Women

•    Lara Gut-Behrami – 6 (32)
• Petra Vlhová – 6 (20)
• Sofia Goggia – 4 (11)
• Marta Bassino – 4 (5)
• Mikaela Shiffrin – 3 (69)
• Katharina Liensberger – 2 (2)
• Federica Brignone – 1 (16)
• Tessa Worley – 1 (14)
• Alice Robinson – 1 (3)
•    Corinne Suter – 1 (3)
• Ester Ledecká – 1 (2)
•    Michelle Gisin – 1 (1)

Retirements

The following athletes announced their retirements during or after the season:

Men

• Fabian Bacher
• Rémy Falgoux
• Valentin Giraud-Moine
•    Marc Gisin
• Jean-Baptiste Grange
• Victor Guillot
• Ted Ligety
• Julien Lizeroux
• Bastian Meisen
• Jonathan Nordbotten
• Frederik Norys
• Hannes Reichelt
• Maxime Rizzo
• Giordano Ronci

Women

• Eva-Maria Brem
• Irene Curtoni
• Joséphine Forni
• Mireia Gutiérrez
• Lin Ivarsson
•    Rahel Kopp
• Alice McKennis Duran
• Jennifer Piot
• Laurenne Ross
• Bernadette Schild
• Resi Stiegler
• Marina Wallner
• Michaela Wenig
• Emelie Wikström

Notes and References

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2. Web site: Provisional World Cup calendar for ladies. International Ski Federation. 18 June 2020.
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29. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Chamonix Men (FRA). www.fis-ski.com.
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45. Web site: M Slalom standing . 13 January 2021 . FIS Ski.
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50. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Lech/Zürs Ladies (FIN). www.fis-ski.com.
51. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Courchevel Ladies (FRA). www.fis-ski.com.
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55. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Val-d'Isère (FRA). www.fis-ski.com.
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57. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Zagreb Ladies (CRO). www.fis-ski.com.
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66. Web site: Audi FIS Ski World Cup Kronplatz Ladies (ITA). www.fis-ski.com.
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82. Web site: W Slalom standing . 13 January 2021 . FIS Ski.
83. Web site: W Parallel standing . 13 January 2021 . FIS Ski.
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87. Web site: W Nations Cup overall standing . 13 January 2021 . FIS Ski.
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89. Web site: Prize money standing . 13 January 2021 . FIS Ski.