Live Alpine World Cup 2025/26 TV & Streaming Schedule
Alpine World Cup on TV Today
- The Alpine Ski World Cup kicks off the weekend of October 25–26.
- Watch every race live on SkiandSnowboard.live, OutsideOnline.com and Peacock.
- Find all upcoming broadcast times and channels in the schedule below.
Schedule
trivia
About the Alpine Ski World Cup
On this page you’ll find everything you need to follow the Alpine Ski World Cup and where to watch the races on TV and streaming in the United States. Livesportsontv.com provides up-to-date broadcast listings so you can track every run and never miss your favorite skiers. Use the schedule below to see when, where, and how to watch upcoming events live.
The Alpine World Cup is a season-long series typically running from October through March. Events are split across disciplines — Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super-G, Downhill, and Alpine Combined — and take place at venues worldwide, from the Alps to North America and Asia. Racers collect points at each stop based on finish position. Season titles are awarded for each discipline, and the athlete with the most overall points across all disciplines wins the Overall Crystal Globe.
TV & Streaming Rights in the United States
- Skiandsnowboard.live streams all Alpine World Cup events held outside the USA, except those taking place in Austria. Coverage includes both the first and second runs.
- OutsideOnline.com streams all Alpine World Cup events hosted in the United States live in full.
- Peacock (streaming) and NBC / CNBC (TV channels) carry the majority of Alpine World Cup competitions throughout the season.
All Events
Sölden, Austria (October 25–26, 2025)- October 25: Giant Slalom, Women
- October 26: Giant Slalom, Men
- November 15: Slalom, Women
- November 16: Slalom, Men
- November 22: Slalom, Men
- November 23: Slalom, Women
- November 27: Super-G, Men
- November 28: Giant Slalom, Men
- November 29: Giant Slalom, Women
- November 30: Slalom, Women
- December 4: Downhill, Men
- December 5: Downhill, Men
- December 6: Super-G, Men
- December 7: Giant Slalom, Men
- December 6: Giant Slalom, Women
- December 7: Giant Slalom, Women
- December 13: Giant Slalom, Men
- December 14: Slalom, Men
- December 12: Downhill, Women
- December 13: Downhill, Women
- December 14: Super-G, Women
- December 16: Slalom, Women (night event)
- December 19: Super-G, Men
- December 20: Downhill, Men
- December 20: Downhill, Women
- December 21: Super-G, Women
- December 21: Giant Slalom, Men
- December 22: Slalom, Men
- December 27: Super-G, Men
- December 28: Giant Slalom, Women
- December 29: Slalom, Women
- January 3: Giant Slalom, Women
- January 4: Slalom, Women
- January 7: Slalom, Men (night event)
- January 10: Downhill, Women
- January 11: Super-G, Women
- January 10: Giant Slalom, Men
- January 11: Slalom, Men
- January 13: Slalom, Women (night event)
- January 16: Downhill, Men
- January 17: Super-G, Men
- January 18: Slalom, Men
- January 17: Downhill, Women
- January 18: Super-G, Women
- January 20: Giant Slalom, Women
- January 23: Super-G, Men
- January 24: Downhill, Men
- January 25: Slalom, Men
- January 24: Giant Slalom, Women
- January 25: Slalom, Women
- January 27: Giant Slalom, Men (night event)
- January 28: Slalom, Men (night event)
- January 30: Downhill, Women
- January 31: Super-G, Women
- February 1: Downhill, Men
- Women: Cortina d’Ampezzo (Tofane course)
- Men: Bormio (Stelvio course)
- February 28: Downhill, Women
- March 1: Super-G, Women
- February 28: Downhill, Men
- March 1: Super-G, Men
- March 7: Downhill, Women
- March 8: Super-G, Women
- March 7: Giant Slalom, Men
- March 8: Slalom, Men
- March 14: Downhill, Men
- March 15: Super-G, Men
- March 14: Giant Slalom, Women
- March 15: Slalom, Women
- March 21: Downhill, Kvitfjell
- March 22: Super-G, Kvitfjell
- March 24: Giant Slalom, Hafjell
- March 25: Slalom, Hafjell