The 2024/25 FIS Snowboard Alpine World Cup tour is set to kick off in January with a series of exciting events across Europe. The tour will begin in Scuol, Switzerland, with a parallel giant slalom on January 11 before making its way to Austria for a highlight night slalom in Bad Gastein on January 14-15. The first team event of the season will also take place in Bad Gastein during this time.
Following a short break, the tour will return to Europe, making a stop in Poland’s Krynica on February 15-16 for a pair of PGS events. Next stop on the tour will be Bulgaria’s Bansko for double PGS action on January 18-19, followed by the final event of the month in Slovenia’s Rogla on January 25.
In February, the tour will head to Canada for a pair of PGS competitions at the newly established World Cup venue in Val St. Come on February 8-9. While this is the first time Val St. Come will host the snowboard alpine tour, it is no stranger to big events, having previously hosted the moguls World Cup competition. This season promises an action-packed schedule with nine countries hosting twelve stops and eighteen events including parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom and parallel team competitions.
The season’s grand finale will take place in Germany’s Winterberg from March 15-16 featuring PSL and a team event before moving onto Engadin hosting the Engadin 2025 World Championships from March 20th – March 23rd where snowboard alpine events will take place at this pinnacle event of the season that promises to be one not to forget! Get ready for an epic showdown on the slopes as snowboard alpine racing fans can expect a thrilling season filled with excitement and anticipation!
