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Val di Fassa FIS Ski Cross World Cup

30-31 January 2026
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Val di Fassa FIS Ski Cross World Cup

30-31 January 2026
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Val di Fassa FIS Ski Cross World Cup

30-31 January 2026

In this Olympic year, Val di Fassa once again brings the thrill of ski cross to life with two top-level international races - men's and women's - on the Monzoni slope at San Pellegrino Pass

Following the organisational success of last winter, the Ski Cross World Cup returns to Val di Fassa, in the San Pellegrino ski area, for two spectacular new stages of the international circuit. The event is organised by Val di Fassa Grandi Eventi in collaboration with lift company Funivie Catinaccio, with technical support from Monti Pallidi Sports Union of Moena and the involvement of local ski clubs Ski Team Fassa and FassActive. The competition will take place on the Park Monzoni slope, the official training ground of the FISI national teams, thanks to the "Piste Azzurre" project, which has been active since 2006.

Friday 30 and Saturday 31 January will host the sixth and seventh races of the season - the final test before the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina. Qualification rounds are scheduled for Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 January, with training sessions and knockout heats leading up to the finals. All races will be broadcast live on Eurosport, Rai Sport and ARD.

The 1,300-metre-long course, with a vertical drop of 180 metres, was designed by Dario Dellantonio (course director), Mattia Giongo (race director) and local technicians. Steep curves, jumps of up to 30 metres and a series of high-speed, technical sections create a challenging course where tight timings and thrilling action are guaranteed. According to the knockout format (KO system), four racers compete per heat, with the top two advancing to the next round. Speeds can exceed 100 km/h, demanding a perfect mix of precision, tactics and explosive power.

The home crowd is already gearing up to cheer on their local heroes. Among the most anticipated athletes: Jole Galli, reigning Italian champion, who claimed her first World Cup victory right here on the "Monzoni" slope; Simone Deromedis (Fiamme Gialle), runner-up in the overall standings last season; and Federico Tomasoni, current national title holder. Opening the races will be young local skiers Nathalie Bernard and Jannes Debertol (Ski Team Fassa), alongside Kristian Gabrielli (FassActive).

Spectators can easily reach the competition area via the "Costabella" four-seater chairlift, which departs directly from San Pellegrino Pass. Even non-skiers can enjoy the event: from the top station, a dedicated walking path leads 600 metres down the valley to the finish area, right along the edge of the course. A special lift ticket promotion is available for both Friday and Saturday.

Info Team

The race office is located in the multifunctional building "La Gran Ciasa" in the "Piaz Bepo Roch" square in Soraga (above the tourist office). Opening hours:

  • Monday, 26 January, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
  • Tuesday, 27 January, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
  • Wednesday, 28 January, to Saturday, 30 January, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The press room is set up at the Hotel Costabella at San Pellegrino Pass and is open from Wednesday 28 to Saturday 30 January from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


Press & Media Area

Journalists and photographers can request accreditation by contacting:

Mauro Bonvecchio, Media Officer
Email: press@valdifassaskiworldcup.it
Mobile: +39 340 1396620

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Event location: Park Monzoni | San Pellegrino ski area, Moena

Info & contacts

Val di Fassa Grandi Eventi
Strèda Roma, 36
38032 Canazei (TN IT
+39 0462 609630
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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

Yes, the finish area is accessible either on skis/snowboards or on foot. To get there, you need to take the Costabella four-seater chairlift and descend to the edge of the racecourse. Pedestrians can use a dedicated path.

We recommend using the skibus (Costabella stop) to reach the pass.
If travelling by car, you can park near the little church of Sant'Antonio. From there, it’s about a 10-minute walk (700 m) to the base of the Costabella chairlift.

No, the San Pellegrino-Falcade ski area remains open as usual, except for the Ski Cross Monzoni and Raccordo Monzoni slopes, which will be closed one week prior to and during the event.

No ticket is required to attend races. Spectators can watch the action:

  • along the edge of the track
  • in the finish area, where the prize-giving ceremonies will also take place

Note: a ticket is required for the chairlift. A valid ski pass (Alpe Lusia-San Pellegrino, San Pellegrino, Valle Silver, or Dolomiti Superski) can be used for the ascent, or a return ticket can be purchased at the lift ticket office at a promotional price. Pedestrians can also use the chairlift for both ascent and descent.

Yes, Baita Paradiso, located near the finish area, is regularly open. Additional refreshment points are available at the San Pellegrino Pass.

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