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Women’s alpine skiing shows no signs of stopping since making its debut in 1936, continuing to awe audiences and push boundaries. Demanding precision, agility, and nerves of steel, each race is a test of will and a celebration of the athletes who have redefined the sport.
Long courses that take over 1.5 minutes to complete, with large distances between gates, leading to the fastest speeds.
Introduced in 1982, the super giant slalom is the second fastest discipline and has very wide turns.
The Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre is renowned for the majestic Olympia delle Tofane – one of the most iconic slopes in the world, with a history deeply tied to the Olympic Games. After Cortina’s success in 1956, it became a regular stop on the Women’s World Cup circuit for downhill and super-G races from 1993 onwards. In 2021, it staged the Alpine Skiing World Championships. At Milano Cortina 2026, the Olympia delle Tofane will once again take centre stage as the world’s best women’s Alpine skiers race for glory.
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