Audi FIS Ski World Cup
Aspen Snowmass will welcome the best international alpine racers as they battle in slalom and giant slalom at the Stifel Aspen World Cup, taking place March 1-3, 2024.

Elite alpine racers from across the globe will suit up, clip in, and compete against each other (and the clock) in men’s slalom and giant slalom, offering onlookers everything from agility-fueled upsets to fairytale endings—all adding new lore to Aspen’s deep roots in ski racing.
Throughout the weekend, audiences will congregate in downtown Aspen for action-packed spectating, community-centered events, ceremonies, and incredible skiing and riding across all four of our mountains.
Because for as long as skiing has existed in Aspen, so have ski races. We hope you’ll join us in the stands and on the slopes.
A Legacy of Racing



A Legacy of Racing
Throughout history, the FIS Ski World Cup races have remained central to our community. Aspen has been home to more than 100 alpine races since local legend Bob Beattie started the FIS World Cup circuit in 1968. From 1939—when the first FIS-sanctioned races took place at Aspen—to 1950, when Aspen hosted the first FIS World Championships outside of Europe, to the 2017 Audi FIS Ski World Finals, Aspen’s Roaring Fork Valley has been the main stage for world-class alpine racing for decades.
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