FIS Ski World Cup Slalom – Levi 2025 (FIN)

Alpine, World Cup, 15. & 16. Nov 2025, Finland

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⛷️ FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Levi 2025

The Alpine Ski World Cup in Levi, Finland, is scheduled for November 15–16, 2025.

It features the first Slalom races of the season for both men and women:

• Saturday, November 15: Women’s Slalom (First run at 11:00, Second run at 14:00 CET)
• Sunday, November 16: Men’s Slalom (First run at 11:00, Second run at 14:00 CET)

The event, often a key early-season competition, is known for taking place under the Arctic lights in Lapland.

🏆 Women’s Slalom – Levi Alpine, World Cup, Saturday 15.Nov 2025, Finland

Women’s Slalom – Levi Alpine, World Cup, Saturday 15.Nov 2025, Finland

#	Name	YB	NSA Code	Run 1 Time Rank	Run 2 Time Rank	Total	Diff.
1	SHIFFRIN Mikaela	1995	USA	56.08 (1)	52.84 (1)	1:48.92
2	COLTURI Lara	2006	ALB	57.16 (2)	53.42 (3)	1:50.58	1.66
3	AICHER Emma	2003	GER	58.00 (7)	53.51 (4)	1:51.51	2.59
4	MOLTZAN Paula	1994	USA	58.54 (19)	53.12 (2)	1:51.66	2.74
4	DUERR Lena	1991	GER	57.57 (3)	54.09 (16)	1:51.66	2.74
6	LJUTIC Zrinka	2004	CRO	57.66 (4)	54.06 (15)	1:51.72	2.80
7	DVORNIK Neja	2001	SLO	57.83 (6)	54.09 (16)	1:51.92	3.00
8	HOLDENER Wendy	1993	SUI	58.00 (7)	53.98 (13)	1:51.98	03.06
9	CHEVRIER Marion	2001	FRA	58.23 (13)	53.85 (9)	1:52.08	3.16
10	LIENSBERGER Katharina	1997	AUT	58.24 (14)	53.88 (10)	1:52.12	3.20
11	HECTOR Sara	1992	SWE	58.56 (20)	53.73 (6)	1:52.29	3.37
11	SWENN LARSSON Anna	1991	SWE	58.18 (10)	54.11 (18)	1:52.29	3.37
13	MCFARLANE Caitlin	2002	FRA	58.50 (17)	53.81 (7)	1:52.31	3.39
14	WESTHOFF Bianca Bakke	2000	NOR	58.44 (15)	53.96 (12)	1:52.40	3.48
15	RAST Camille	1999	SUI	58.53 (18)	53.90 (11)	1:52.43	3.51
16	TRUPPE Katharina	1996	AUT	58.57 (21)	54.01 (14)	1:52.58	3.66
16	HUBER Katharina	1995	AUT	58.09 (9)	54.49 (23)	1:52.58	3.66
18	OEHLUND Cornelia	2005	SWE	58.91 (26)	53.84 (8)	1:52.75	3.83
19	ARONSSON ELFMAN Hanna	2002	SWE	58.68 (23)	54.12 (19)	1:52.80	3.88
20	BUCIK JOGAN Ana	1993	SLO	58.67 (22)	54.18 (20)	1:52.85	3.93
21	GERMANE Dzenifera	2003	LAT	59.16 (30)	53.70 (5)	1:52.86	3.94
22	MEILLARD Melanie	1998	SUI	58.22 (12)	54.79 (25)	1:53.01	04.09
23	HOERHAGER Lisa	2001	AUT	58.18 (10)	54.90 (26)	1:53.08	4.16
24	GALLHUBER Katharina	1997	AUT	58.82 (24)	54.39 (22)	1:53.21	4.29
25	TOTH Zita	2002	HUN	58.92 (27)	54.30 (21)	1:53.22	4.30
26	ANDO Asa	1996	JPN	58.48 (16)	55.09 (27)	1:53.57	4.65
27	MONDINELLI Emilia	2004	ITA	58.96 (28)	54.71 (24)	1:53.67	4.75
28	POHJOLAINEN Rosa	2003	FIN	59.07 (29)	55.40 (28)	1:54.47	5.55

🏆 Men’s Slalom – Levi Alpine, World Cup, Sunday 16.Nov 2025, Finland

Men’s Slalom – Levi Alpine, World Cup, Sunday 16.Nov 2025, Finland

#	Name		YB	NSA Code	Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	BRAATHEN	Lucas Pinheiro	2000	BRA	54.13	56.59	1:50.72	0
2	NOEL	Clement	1997	FRA	54.54	56.49	1:51.03	0.31
3	HALLBERG	Eduard	2003	FIN	55.03	56.26	1:51.29	0.57
4	TAYLOR	Laurie	1996	GBR	55.6	55.73	1:51.33	0.61
5	HAUGAN	Timon	1996	NOR	54.62	56.87	1:51.49	0.77
6	RASSAT	Paco	1998	FRA	55.51	56.25	1:51.76	01.04
7	RYDING	Dave	1986	GBR	55.5	56.38	1:51.88	1.16
8	AMIEZ	Steven	1998	FRA	55.34	56.64	1:51.98	1.26
9	MATT	Michael	1993	AUT	55.61	56.42	1:52.03	1.31
10	GSTREIN	Fabio	1997	AUT	55.18	56.86	1:52.04	1.32
11	FELLER	Manuel	1992	AUT	56	56.12	1:52.12	1.4
12	KASTLUNGER	Tobias	1999	ITA	56	56.16	1:52.16	1.44
13	KRISTOFFERSEN	Henrik	1994	NOR	55.36	56.83	1:52.19	1.47
14	MEILLARD	Loic	1996	SUI	55.45	56.75	1:52.20	1.48
15	STRASSER	Linus	1992	GER	54.98	57.25	1:52.23	1.51
16	KOLEGA	Samuel	1999	CRO	55.5	56.82	1:52.32	1.6
17	SOLBERG	Eirik Hystad	2002	NOR	56.16	56.18	1:52.34	1.62
18	ZUBCIC	Filip	1993	CRO	55.66	56.75	1:52.41	1.69
19	SCHWARZ	Marco	1995	AUT	55.65	56.89	1:52.54	1.82
20	MUFFAT-JEANDET	Victor	1989	FRA	56.06	56.62	1:52.68	1.96
21	NEF	Tanguy	1996	SUI	55.57	57.13	1:52.70	1.98
22	YULE	Daniel	1993	SUI	56.28	56.48	1:52.76	02.04
23	POPOV	Albert	1997	BUL	55.99	57.02	1:53.01	2.29
24	STROLZ	Johannes	1992	AUT	56.23	56.95	1:53.18	2.46
25	MAES	Sam	1998	BEL	56.28	57.01	1:53.29	2.57
26	PUCKETT	Cooper	2003	USA	56.15	57.25	1:53.40	2.68
27	MAJOR	Billy	1996	GBR	55.78	57.76	1:53.54	2.82
28	KOYAMA	Yohei	1998	JPN	55.83	57.92	1:53.75	03.03

The 2025/2026 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season is the 60th edition and includes a pause for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games.

The season runs from October 2025 to March 2026.

Here is a summary of the key races and stops:

🗓️ 2025/2026 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Highlights

Date Range	Location	Gender	Disciplines	Key Note
Oct 25–26, 2025	Sölden, Austria 🇦🇹	Women & Men	Giant Slalom (GS)	Traditional Season Opener
Nov 15–16, 2025	Levi, Finland 🇫🇮	Women & Men	Slalom (SL)	Arctic Slaloms
Nov 22–23, 2025	Gurgl, Austria 🇦🇹	Women & Men	Slalom (SL)
Nov 27–30, 2025	Copper Mountain, USA 🇺🇸	Women & Men	SG, GS, SL	North American Swing
Dec 4–7, 2025	Beaver Creek, USA 🇺🇸	Men	DH (x2), SG, GS	Iconic “Birds of Prey” track
Dec 6–7, 2025	Mont-Tremblant, Canada 🇨🇦	Women	Giant Slalom (x2)
Dec 12–14, 2025	St. Moritz, Switzerland 🇨🇭	Women	DH (x2), SG
Dec 23–25, 2026	Kitzbühel, Austria 🇦🇹	Men	DH, SG, SL	Hahnenkamm Races
Jan 10–11, 2026	Adelboden, Switzerland 🇨🇭	Men	GS, SL	Technical Classics
Jan 16–18, 2026	Wengen, Switzerland 🇨🇭	Men	DH, SG, SL	Lauberhorn Races
Jan 27–28, 2026	Schladming, Austria 🇦🇹	Men	GS, SL (Night)	Night races on the Planai
Feb 6–22, 2026	Milano-Cortina, Italy 🇮🇹	Both	All Disciplines	Olympic Winter Games (World Cup pauses)
Mar 7–8, 2026	Kranjska Gora, Slovenia 🇸🇮	Men	GS, SL
Mar 21–25, 2026	Lillehammer, Norway 🇳🇴	Both	DH, SG, GS, SL	World Cup Finals (Kvitfjell/Hafjell)

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Key World Cup Races by Month

November 2025

• Nov 15-16: Levi, FIN (SL – Women & Men)
• Nov 22-23: Gurgl, AUT (SL – Men & Women)
• Nov 27-30: Copper Mountain, USA (SG, GS, SL)

December 2025

• Dec 4-7: Beaver Creek, USA (DH, SG, GS – Men)
• Dec 6-7: Mont-Tremblant, CAN (GS – Women)
• Dec 12-14: St. Moritz, SUI (DH, SG – Women)
• Dec 13-14: Val d’Isère, FRA (GS, SL – Men)
• Dec 19-20: Val Gardena, ITA (DH, SG – Men)
• Dec 21-22: Alta Badia, ITA (GS, SL – Men)

January 2026

• Jan 7: Madonna di Campiglio, ITA (SL – Men Night)
• Jan 10-11: Adelboden, SUI (GS, SL – Men)
• Jan 13: Flachau, AUT (SL – Women Night)
• Jan 16-18: Wengen, SUI (SG, DH, SL – Men)
• Jan 23-25: Kitzbühel, AUT (SG, DH, SL – Men)
• Jan 27-28: Schladming, AUT (GS, SL – Men Night)

This is a comprehensive overview focusing on the main events. Please note that the schedule is always subject to changes due to weather and other factors.

The list below shows the winners of the prestigious Overall FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Crystal Globe for both men and women, focusing on those who have won multiple titles, including Girardelli’s record-setting career.

The Overall World Cup is awarded to the skier who accumulates the most points across all disciplines throughout the season.

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🏆 Multi-Time FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Overall Winners

Men’s Overall Champions (Multiple Titles)

Rank	Name	Country	Overall Titles	Seasons Won
1.	Marcel Hirscher	Austria 🇦🇹	8	2012–2019 (8 consecutive)
2.	Marc Girardelli	Luxembourg 🇱🇺	5	1985, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993
3.	Gustav Thöni	Italy 🇮🇹	4	1971, 1972, 1973, 1975
3.	Hermann Maier	Austria 🇦🇹	4	1998, 2000, 2001, 2004
3.	Pirmin Zurbriggen	Switzerland 🇨🇭	4	1984, 1987, 1988, 1990
3.	Marco Odermatt	Switzerland 🇨🇭	4	2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
7.	Phil Mahre	United States 🇺🇸	3	1981, 1982, 1983
7.	Ingemar Stenmark	Sweden 🇸🇪	3	1976, 1977, 1978
9.	Jean-Claude Killy	France 🇫🇷	2	1967, 1968
9.	Karl Schranz	Austria 🇦🇹	2	1969, 1970
9.	Stephan Eberharter	Austria 🇦🇹	2	2002, 2003
9.	Bode Miller	United States 🇺🇸	2	2005, 2008
9.	Aksel Lund Svindal	Norway 🇳🇴	2	2007, 2009
9.	Lasse Kjus	Norway 🇳🇴	2	1996, 1999

Marc Girardelli was famous for his versatility, being one of the few men to win races in all five disciplines (DH, SG, GS, SL, AC) and winning five overall titles while competing for Luxembourg.

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Women’s Overall Champions (Multiple Titles)

Rank	Name	Country	Overall Titles	Seasons Won
1.	Annemarie Moser-Pröll	Austria 🇦🇹	6	1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1979
2.	Mikaela Shiffrin	United States 🇺🇸	5	2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023
3.	Lindsey Vonn	United States 🇺🇸	4	2008, 2009, 2010, 2012
4.	Petra Kronberger	Austria 🇦🇹	3	1990, 1991, 1992
4.	Janica Kostelić	Croatia 🇭🇷	3	2001, 2003, 2006
4.	Vreni Schneider	Switzerland 🇨🇭	3	1989, 1994, 1995
7.	Nancy Greene Raine	Canada 🇨🇦	2	1967, 1968
7.	Hanni Wenzel	Liechtenstein 🇱🇮	2	1978, 1980
7.	Erika Hess	Switzerland 🇨🇭	2	1982, 1984
7.	Michela Figini	Switzerland 🇨🇭	2	1985, 1988
7.	Maria Walliser	Switzerland 🇨🇭	2	1986, 1987
7.	Katja Seizinger	Germany 🇩🇪	2	1996, 1998
7.	Anja Pärson	Sweden 🇸🇪	2	2004, 2005
7.	Anna Fenninger (Veith)	Austria 🇦🇹	2	2014, 2015
7.	Lara Gut-Behrami	Switzerland 🇨🇭	2	2016, 2024
7.	Federica Brignone	Italy 🇮🇹	2	2020, 2025

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