Every discipline
The World Cup has raced 12 event formats since 1966/67, from the four that run every winter to the parallel and team experiments. Each page has the all-time leaders, the venues and the biggest margins.
01 Formats
Pick a discipline
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DH Downhill
One run, the fastest course on the tour.
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SG Super-G
One run, between downhill and giant slalom.
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GS Giant slalom
Two runs, times added.
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SL Slalom
Two runs on the tightest gates.
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AC Alpine combined
A speed run plus a slalom, times added.
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K Combined
The older combined format FIS codes "K".
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PAR Parallel
Head-to-head knockout on twin courses.
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PGS Parallel giant slalom
Parallel racing on a giant-slalom set.
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PSL Parallel slalom
Parallel racing on a slalom set.
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CE City event
Parallel slalom staged in a city.
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KOS KO slalom
Knockout slalom.
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TP Team parallel
Mixed national teams, parallel format.
Data captured 4 Nov 2026Sources and method
- Race counts are races with a published podium. FIS keeps the older combined ("K") separate from today's alpine combined ("AC") and team combined ("TC"), and this archive does too.
- The four 1987/88 parallel races FIS flags as non-World-Cup (race 131255-131258) are left out of every count here, exactly as FIS leaves them out of its own totals.