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News
22.10.2025
Ticketing is open!
Book your tickets now to attend the big ski event in Crans-Montana from 30th January to 1st February 2026!
News
10.10.2025
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News
19.09.2025
All stakeholders gathered in Crans-Montana to prepare for 2026
The goal? To check the condition of the courses and refine organisational details to ensure everything is ready at the highest level for January 2026.
News
28.05.2025
Change of disciplines for 2026
Two downhill races and a super-g will be on the program from 30 January to 1 February 2026. As for the European Cup, two slaloms are scheduled for 13-14 January 2026.
News
23.02.2025
Didier Défago: "The fans experienced great emotions"
The return of the Men’s Alpine Skiing World Cup to Crans-Montana was nothing short of a spectacular sporting fireworks display, thanks to the outstanding performances of Swiss skiers—but above all, it was a huge popular success.
News
23.02.2025
The Swiss celebration continues in Crans-Montana
Riding the unshakable confidence currently driving the Swiss speed team, Marco Odermatt and Alexis Monney secured another 1-2 finish on Sunday in the super-G on the Nationale slope. Reactions.
News
23.02.2025
Luca Aerni, the Local Forerunner
The Barzettes Ski Club athlete took on the role of forerunner in front of his home crowd during the super-G in Crans-Montana. A giant slalom and slalom specialist with a taste for speed, Luca Aerni relished the experience.
News
22.02.2025
Pirmin Zurbriggen: Return to Sacred Ground
Thirty-nine years after winning four medals at the 1987 World Championships, Pirmin Zurbriggen returned this weekend to the land of his triumphs. With nostalgia, he recalls the wonderful moments he spent in the Haut-Plateau resort.
News
22.02.2025
Swiss athletes recreate the Magic of the 1987 World Championships
It was written in the stars that Swiss skiers would shine on the Nationale slope. Nearly forty years after their legendary predecessors, Franjo von Allmen, Marco Odermatt, and Alexis Monney pulled off an incredible podium sweep in the downhill, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
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