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2025/26 by the numbers: 73 races, 31 winners, eight first-timers, six margins over a second
Every figure here comes from the site's copy of the FIS podium database: 73 races at 30 venues, a median winning margin of 0.28 s, 50 Swiss podium places, and all six of the season's biggest margins won by one skier.
Odermatt’s fifth straight overall; Pinheiro Braathen takes Brazil’s first globe
Marco Odermatt finished 568 points clear and took downhill and super-G too. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen won the giant slalom globe after Odermatt skied out in Hafjell; Atle Lie McGrath took slalom.
Shiffrin wins sixth overall globe, equalling Moser-Pröll’s record
Seventeenth after the first run of the last giant slalom, Mikaela Shiffrin finished 11th and held off Emma Aicher by 87 points. Nine slalom wins from ten, and globes for Scheib, Goggia and Pirovano.
Paris wins both Kvitfjell speed races at 36; Odermatt takes a fourth straight super-G globe
Downhill by 0.19 s, super-G by 0.07 s. Dominik Paris's 20th downhill win moved him second on the all-time list; his record fifth Kvitfjell downhill came a day before his super-G. Marco Odermatt was 7th and 19th and left with two globes.
Pirovano wins two Val di Fassa downhills by 0.01 s each, on home snow, from no podiums
Friday by a hundredth from Emma Aicher, Saturday by a hundredth from Cornelia Hütter. Laura Pirovano's first two World Cup podiums were both wins, in her 125th start, and they took the downhill lead off the injured Lindsey Vonn.
The 26-day gap: what Milano Cortina did to the 2025/26 World Cup
The World Cup stopped on 1 February and restarted on 27 February. In between, Franjo von Allmen won three golds, Brignone won two, and Lindsey Vonn's season ended on the Olympic downhill course.
Blanc wins the Crans-Montana super-G 20 minutes from home; Vonn out after a crash
Malorie Blanc, 22, took her first World Cup win by 0.18 s from Sofia Goggia in the last women's race before the Olympics. Lindsey Vonn did not start, a day after crashing in the cancelled downhill.
Odermatt wins the Kitzbühel super-G by 0.03 s; Franzoni takes the Streif by 0.07 s
Two races, ten hundredths between them. Marco Odermatt beat Franjo von Allmen by 0.03 s on Friday, then finished second on the Streif for the third time, 0.07 s behind Giovanni Franzoni.
Odermatt wins a fifth straight Adelboden giant slalom, a first on the Chuenisbärgli
Last out of the start on icy snow in poor light, Marco Odermatt beat Lucas Pinheiro Braathen by 0.49 s. Nobody had won five consecutive Adelboden giant slaloms; Ingemar Stenmark had won four.
Vonn wins the Zauchensee downhill for her 84th World Cup victory, from bib 6
On fresh snow with no track, a shortened course and bib 6, Lindsey Vonn won by 0.37 s from Kajsa Vickhoff Lie. Her second win of the comeback and her fourth podium from four downhills.
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