/Alpine Skiing

14–19 January 2028Levi · LaplandRegistration opens 9 Nov 2026

Alpine Skiing

FIS MASTERS CUP and OPEN RACE

Slalom, Giant Slalom and Super-G (pending) on Levi's World Cup slopes. Entry is 250 € with the Levi lift pass for race days included.

Medal events

Race days

Runs in SL and GS

30+

Five-year classes

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Alpine Skiing at a glance

Five race days. World Cup slopes.

Slalom, Giant Slalom and Super-G (pending) over five race days. The only one WWMG sport in Lapland: race in Levi, then fly south for the rest of the Games.

Host city

Levi

Lapland, above the Arctic Circle

Venue

Levi Ski Resort

FIS World Cup slopes

Dates

14–19 Jan 2028

Training Fri, races Sat–Wed

Events

Slalom · Giant Slalom

Two runs, same day

Super-G

Sat-Mon · pending approval

Rules

FIS Masters

FIS ICR + FIS Masters rules

Classes

W/M 30 to 90+

Five-year classes

Entry

250 €

225 € + 25 € Levi supplement

Medals

Every race day

Per class, women and men

The events

Pick your disciplines.

One entry covers every alpine event. Most skiers race Slalom and Giant Glalom on their group's day and add Super-G.

How to enter ↓

Slalom Two runs · technical

30+ Classes

FormatTwo runs on the same day, times added StartBib order by class DaysSat 15 – Mon 17 · one day per group RulesFIS Masters

2Runs

13Age classes

3Race days

MedalsPer class, on your race day

Giant slalom Two runs · the all-rounder

30+ Classes

FormatTwo runs on the same day, times added StartBib order by class DaysTue 18 – Wed 19 · one day per group RulesFIS Masters

2Runs

13Age classes

3Race days

MedalsPer class, on your race day

Super-G One run · speed

30+ Classes

FormatOne run TrainingOfficial Super-G training Fri 14 Jan DaySat 15 - Mon 17 · one day per group StatusFinal approval pending

1Run

1Training day

13Age classes

MedalsPer class, on your race day

Open GS Open Giant Slalom

Open Field

FormatGiant slalom in one open field DaySame day as the GS A StatusFormat confirmed in the regulations

1Event

GSDiscipline

1Race day

MedalsOn the day of the race

Race days are split into three groups: A, B, C/D. Each group races slalom and giant slalom on its own day. The day for each group is published with the regulations.

Programme

Your week in Lapland.

Arrive by Friday 14 January for training and the Levi Welcome Party. Five race days totally. Fly South afterwards for the second half of the Games in Lahti.

Alpine Skiing in the 10 Games days

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GamesTrainingCeremonies, free

Day	Programme	Also on
Fri 14 JanDAY 0	Official training Levi Ski Resort · Training	Levi Welcome Party Levi centre
Sat 15 JanDAY 1	SL/SG · Slalom B/Super-G C/D Levi Ski Resort	Winner’s Celebration · Levi Levi centre
Sun 16 JanDAY 2	SL/SG · Slalom C/D, Super-G A Levi Ski Resort	Winner’s Celebration · Levi TBC
Mon 17 JanDAY 3	SL/SG · Slalom A, Super-G B Levi Ski Resort	Winner’s Celebration · Levi TBC
Tue 18 JanDAY 4	GS B, C/D Levi Ski Resort	Winner’s Celebration · Levi TBC
Wed 19 JanDAY 5	GS · Giant Slalom Levi Ski Resort	Winner’s Celebration · medals and social night Masters Hub
Thu 20 JanDAY 6	—	Winner’s Celebration · medals and social night Masters Hub
Fri 21 JanDAY 7	—	Winner’s Celebration · medals and social night Masters Hub
Sat 22 JanDAY 8	—	Winner’s Celebration · medals and social night Masters Hub
Sun 23 JanDAY 9	—	Farewell Party Lahti Sports Center

Race format

2 runs
Slalom and Giant Slalom run twice on the same day. Times are added.

Levi welcome

Fri 14 Jan
Welcome Party at Levi, after the first training day.

Start lists

Before race week
Start order by class and bib draw. Start lists as PDF in Downloads.

Programme status 24 October 2026. Preliminary, subject to entries and the final start lists. Sport dates are confirmed before registration opens.

How it is raced

FIS Masters rules. World Cup slopes.

The races follow the FIS International Competition Rules (ICR) and the FIS Masters rules, with the WWMG age classes on top.

Levi opens the FIS World Cup season every November. In January the same slopes are yours.

Runs

Slalom and Giant Slalom: two runs on the same day, times added. Super-G: one run.

Classes

Women and men in five-year classes from 30 to 90+. Medals in every class.

Groups

Five race days: A, B and C/D added open in GS categories race on their own day.

FIS points

Skiers with a FIS licence and FIS Masters code race for FIS Masters Cup points.

Equipment

Race skis and a helmet to FIS rules. A back protector is recommended for Super-G.

Daylight

Mid-January in Lapland means short days. Start times are set around the midday light.

Officials

A FIS technical delegate and the Levi race organisation run every race.

Fair play

WMS anti-doping rules apply. Every athlete is responsible for their own health check and accident and travel insurance.

Entry & price

250 €. Everything in.

225 € game entry plus a 25 € Alpine supplement for the Levi lift pass on the racer racing days and the FIS Masters entitlement. Add up to two more sports on the same registration.

Alpine250 €225 € entry + 25 € Levi supplement

2nd and 3rd sport0 €plus a supplement only for Alpine or Cross-Country

Good to knowThe 25 € supplement applies to Alpine whether it is your first, second or third sport. The fee rises in steps after the opening window. No early-bird discount. VAT 13.5 % included.

Pre-registration — closedFree, not binding. Pre-registered athletes get the first week of registration before everyone else.
Register and pay — from 9 November 2026Create your account, add Alpine Skiing to the basket and pay. Add up to two more sports on the same entry.
Pick your eventsChoose your events inside the sport. You can change them from your own page until entries close.
Your entry is confirmedTell us your club, or your FIS licence and Masters code. Eligibility is checked before the start lists are built.
Welcome to Levi — 14 January 2028Official training, the welcome reception, and the first run on Saturday.

Opens2 November 2026The first week is reserved for pre-registered athletes, then open to everyone. First come, first served.

ClosesSet sport by sportThe entry deadline for Alpine Skiing is 14th of Jan 2028.

Late entriesUntil 14 January 2028Only where places remain. Late fee applies. Cancellation and refund terms are published with registration.

What is included

One registration. The whole Games.

The same package in every sport.

Competition entryYour events and the official training
AccreditationAthlete pass for the whole Games period
Welcome packageCollected at the Race Office at Levi
Welcoming Party14 January at Levi, also open for your companions
Medal ceremoniesEvery race day, in Levi
Timing & resultsOfficial results online
Transport ratesLocal transport at WWMG rates with your accreditation card
Levi lift passOn race days, in the 25 € supplement

Extra lift days, photos and evening tickets are sold as add-ons in the shop. Full list of what every registration includes.

Venue

World Cup slopes in Levi.

Alpine Skiing is the one sport away from Lahti. Levi in Finnish Lapland opens the Audi FIS World Cup season every November. Kittilä Airport is 15 minutes away, 1 h 20 by air from Helsinki.

Levi Ski ResortLevi

Finland's largest ski resort, above the Arctic Circle.

The races run on the Levi slopes that host Audi FIS World Cup in Slalom. Hotels, cabins, restaurants and saunas are in the village at the foot of the lifts.
After your races, fly South for the Masters' Celebrations and the second half of the Games in Lahti.

From Kittilä Airport≈ 15 km · 15 min

From Helsinki1 h 20 by air

From Lahti≈ 900 km

StayIn Levi village

Levi host city page→All host cities

Host cityLeviWhere to stay, what to do off the slopes, and the northern lights.Levi host city page →Plan the tripLevi.fiAccommodation, lift tickets and activities from Visit Levi.levi.fi ↗World CupAudi FIS World Cup LeviThe Audi FIS World Cup races on the same slopes every November.worldcuplevi.com ↗

Downloads

Files for your race.

Everything you need before you enter, in one place. Files are updated here, and the version date is on the first page of every file.

PDF Alpine Skiing invitation and sports informationEvents, age classes, eligibility, rules and entry limits. Version October 2026. DOWNLOAD
PDF FIS Masters code guideHow to get a FIS licence and a FIS Masters code, and what they give you at the Games. With registration
PDF Venue guide · LeviGetting there, layout, warm-up, food, spectators and the shuttle timetable. Autumn 2027
PDF Athlete information sheet · Games timeDaily practical information during the Games. Published in January 2028. Jan 2028
T&C General terms and conditionsRegistration, cancellation, refunds, late fee and insurance for all sports. Read

Questions about Alpine Skiing?Write to the Alpine Skiing team:

[email protected]

Put "Alpine Skiing" in the subject line and the sport team answers within a few days.

Alpine Skiing FAQ

Before you enter.

The questions alpine skiers ask us most. General Games questions are in the main FAQ.

How are the age classes set?

By your age on 31 December 2027, in five-year classes for women and men from 30–34 upwards.

Do I need a licence or a club membership?

It depends on the sport. You need one in:

- alpine Slalom and Super-G: a national licence with a FIS Masters code

- biathlon: a ski or biathlon club under your national federation

- ski jumping and Nordic combined: a ski club and a national ski federation licence for 2027–28

- speed skating, short track, figure skating and synchro: a skating club under an ISU member federation

Open to everyone: alpine Giant Slalom, cross-country, curling, ice hockey, winter swimming, winter trail run and disc golf.

Is the lift pass included?

Yes, for race days, through the 25 € alpine supplement. Extra lift days can be bought as an add-on.

Can I race alpine and a sport in Lahti?

Yes. Alpine ends by 19 January. Ski jumping, Nordic combined, short track, winter swimming, cross-country and disc golf race from 20 January, so a second sport fits after the flight south.

How do I get to Levi?

Fly from Helsinki to Kittilä, about 1 h 20. Levi is 15 km from the airport. Hotels and airport transfers will be offered in the shop from early 2027.

Do I need a FIS licence?

For Slalom and Super-G, yes. You need a national licence with a FIS Masters code, and your races score FIS Masters Cup points. Giant Slalom is open: no licence, only your own insurance that covers alpine ski racing.

In Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined: No FIS licence. You need a ski club membership and a national ski federation licence for the 2027–28 season. The licence normally comes with your club membership.

Can I race every discipline?

With a national licence and a FIS Masters code you can race all three: Slalom on Saturday 15, Giant Slalom on Sunday 16 and Super-G on Tuesday 18 January. Without a licence you race Giant Slalom. All on one Games entry.

Is Super-G confirmed?

Super-G is in the programme. The final approval is pending until the FIS spring meeting at May-June 2027.

What about the daylight?

Lapland days are short in mid-January. The race schedule is built around the midday light.

What do I need to bring?

Race skis and a helmet that meet FIS rules, a back protector for Super-G, and warm layers. January in Lapland is cold.