2020–21 FIS Alpine Ski Continental Cup

The 2020–21 FIS Alpine Ski Continental Cup (AOC) was a season of the FIS Alpine Ski Continental Cup, a series of second-level alpine skiing competitions arranged by the International Ski Federation (FIS).

2020–21 FIS Alpine Ski Continental Cup
Discipline Men Women
European Cup Austria Maximilian Lahnsteiner Norway Marte Monsen
Nor-Am Cup cancelled due to COVID-19 cancelled due to COVID-19
Far East Cup Czech Republic Kryštof Krýzl Russia Ekaterina Tkachenko
South American Cup cancelled due to COVID-19 cancelled due to COVID-19
Australia-New Zealand Cup cancelled due to COVID-19 cancelled due to COVID-19
Competition

Winners

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The overall winners from the 2020–21 season's Continental Cups are rewarded a right to start in the first period in the following 2021–22 World Cup season.[1]

Cup Abbr. Men
Winner Second Third
European Cup[2] EC   Maximilian Lahnsteiner


Downhill:   Victor Schuller
Slalom:   Billy Major
Giant Slalom:   Dominik Raschner
Super-G:   Stefan Rogentin
Alpine combined:   Joel Lütolf

  Raphael Haaser


Downhill:   Maximilian Lahnsteiner
Slalom:   Anton Tremmel
Giant Slalom:   Semyel Bissig
Super-G:   Ralph Weber
Alpine combined:   Florian Loriot

  Dominik Raschner


Downhill:   Erik Arvidsson
Slalom:   Marc Rochat
Giant Slalom:   Timon Haugan
Super-G:   Roy Piccard
Alpine combined:   Luca Aerni

Nor-Am Cup NAC cancelled due to COVID-19
Far East Cup FEC   Kryštof Krýzl
Slalom:   Kryštof Krýzl
Giant Slalom:   Seigo Kato

  Seigo Kato
Slalom:   Kamen Zlatkov
Giant Slalom:   Aleksander Andrienko

  Yohei Koyama
Slalom:   Yohei Koyama
Giant Slalom:   Ivan Kuznetsov

South American Cup SAC cancelled due to COVID-19
Australia-New Zealand Cup ANC cancelled due to COVID-19

Women

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Cup Abbr. Women
Winner Second Third
European Cup[3] EC   Marte Monsen


Downhill:   Lisa Grill
Slalom:   Andreja Slokar
Giant Slalom:   Marte Monsen
Super-G:   Jasmina Suter

  Andreja Slokar


Downhill:   Nadine Fest
Slalom:   Lara Della Mea
Giant Slalom:   Simone Wild
Super-G:   Stephanie Jenal

  Jessica Hilzinger


Downhill:   Vanessa Nussbaumer
Slalom:   Sara Rask
Giant Slalom:   Hilma Loevblom
Super-G:   Julia Pleshkova

Nor-Am Cup NAC cancelled due to COVID-19
Far East Cup FEC   Ekaterina Tkachenko
Slalom:   Anastasia Gornostaeva
Giant Slalom:   Ekaterina Tkachenko

  Anastasia Gornostaeva
Slalom:   Polina Melnikova
Giant Slalom:   Julia Pleshkova

  Polina Melnikova
Slalom:   Sakurako Mukogawa
Giant Slalom:   Miho Mizutani

South American Cup SAC cancelled due to COVID-19
Australia-New Zealand Cup ANC cancelled due to COVID-19

Results

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European Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
1 2 December 2020     Gurgl Giant Slalom   Raphael Haaser   Stefan Luitz   Alex Hofer
2 3 December 2020   Giant Slalom   Julian Rauchfuss   Raphael Haaser   Magnus Walch
3 7 December 2020     Zinal Super-G   Ralph Weber   Guglielmo Bosca   Nils Mani
4 8 December 2020   Alpine Combined   Joel Lütolf   Florian Loriot   Luca Aerni
5 Super-G   Justin Murisier   Maximilian Lahnsteiner   Urs Kryenbühl
6 9 December 2020   Giant Slalom   Cyprien Sarrazin   Alex Hofer   Fabian Gratz
11 December 2020     Livigno Parallel cancelled
7 14 December 2020     Santa Caterina Downhill   Maximilian Lahnsteiner   Lars Rösti   Yannick Chabloz
8 15 December 2020   Downhill   Clemens Nocker   Maximilian Lahnsteiner   Olle Sundin
17 December 2020     Obereggen Parallel moved to Val di Fassa, Italy on the same date
9 17 December 2020     Val di Fassa Slalom   Clément Noël   Stefano Gross   Luca Aerni
10 18 December 2020   Slalom   Théo Letitre   Manfred Mölgg   Sebastian Holzmann
11 21 December 2020     Altenmarkt-Zauchensee Super-G   Raphael Haaser   Daniel Hemetsberger   Roy Piccard
12 22 December 2020   Super-G   Roy Piccard   Mathieu Faivre   Giovanni Franzoni
13 6 January 2021     Val Cenis Slalom   Laurie Taylor   Dionys Kippel   Fabian Himmelsbach
14 7 January 2021   Slalom   Billy Major   Laurie Taylor   Dominik Raschner
13 January 2021     Gstaad Parallel cancelled
18 January 2021     Wengen Super-G moved to Zinal, Switzerland on the same dates
19 January 2021   Super-G
15 18 January 2021     Zinal Super-G   Lars Rösti   Arnaud Boisset   Stefan Rieser
16 19 January 2021   Super-G   Josua Mettler   Maximilian Lahnsteiner   Ralph Weber
17 26 January 2021     Orcières-Merlette Downhill   Erik Arvidsson   Gilles Roulin   Sam Morse
18 27 January 2021   Downhill   Victor Schuller   Raphael Haaser   Sam Alphand
19 28 January 2021   Super-G   Maximilian Lahnsteiner   Stefan Rogentin   Raphael Haaser
28 January 2021   Alpine Combined cancelled
20 2 February 2021     Folgaria Giant Slalom   Semyel Bissig   Timon Haugan   Cyprien Sarrazin
21 3 February 2021   Giant Slalom   Timon Haugan   River Radamus   Dominik Raschner
22 6 February 2021     Berchtesgaden Giant Slalom   Dominik Raschner   Stefan Brennsteiner   Fabian Gratz
23 7 February 2021   Giant Slalom   Stefan Brennsteiner   Dominik Raschner   Bastian Meisen
24 18 February 2021     Hasliberg Slalom   Billy Major   Anton Tremmel   Tommaso Sala
25 19 February 2021   Slalom   Benjamin Ritchie   Alexander Steen Olsen   Jett Seymour
26 24 February 2021     Sella Nevea Downhill   Victor Schuller   Ralph Weber   Olle Sundin
27 25 February 2021   Downhill   Erik Arvidsson   Ralph Weber   Victor Schuller
28 28 February 2021     Oberjoch Slalom   Jonathan Nordbotten   Jett Seymour   Marc Rochat
12 March 2021     Saalbach Downhill cancelled
29 13 March 2021   Super-G   Stefan Rogentin   Daniel Hemetsberger   Roy Piccard
30 18 March 2021     Reiteralm Giant Slalom   Hannes Zingerle   Julian Rauchfuss   Daniel Meier
31 19 March 2021   Slalom   Alexander Steen Olsen   Sebastian Holzmann   Dominik Raschner

Nor-Am Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
7 April 2021     Aspen Downhill cancelled due to COVID-19
8 April 2021   Downhill
9 April 2021   Super-G
11 April 2021   Alpine Combined
11 April 2021   Super-G
12 April 2021   Giant Slalom
13 April 2021   Giant Slalom
14 April 2021   Slalom
15 April 2021   Slalom
16 April 2021   Parallel

Far East Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
18 February 2021     Jeongseon Giant Slalom cancelled
19 February 2021   Slalom
23 February 2021     Pocheon Giant Slalom cancelled, moved to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia
24 February 2021   Giant Slalom
25 February 2021   Slalom
26 February 2021   Slalom
2 March 2021     Akan Slalom cancelled
3 March 2021   Slalom
5 March 2021     Engaru Giant Slalom cancelled, moved to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia
6 March 2021   Giant Slalom
7 March 2021   Slalom
1 19 March 2021     Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Giant Slalom   Ivan Kuznetsov   Jan Zabystřan   Seigo Kato
2 20 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Seigo Kato   Kryštof Krýzl   Aleksandr Andrienko
3 21 March 2021   Slalom   Kamen Zlatkov   Yohei Koyama   Jan Zabystřan
4 22 March 2021   Slalom   Kryštof Krýzl   Jan Zabystřan   Kamen Zlatkov
5 24 March 2021   Slalom   Yohei Koyama   Kryštof Krýzl   Kamen Zlatkov
6 25 March 2021   Slalom   Kryštof Krýzl   Tijan Marovt   Richard Leitgeb
7 26 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Ivan Kuznetsov   Seigo Kato   Kryštof Krýzl
8 27 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Aleksandr Andrienko   Seigo Kato   Jan Zabystřan

South American Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
9 August 2020   Chapelco Giant Slalom cancelled due to COVID-19
11 August 2020   Cerro Catedral Giant Slalom
12 August 2020 Giant Slalom
13 August 2020 Slalom
14 August 2020 Slalom
17 August 2020   Perito Moreno Slalom
18 August 2020 Slalom
2 September 2020   La Parva Downhill
3 September 2020 Downhill
4 September 2020 Super-G
8 September 2020   Corralco Downhill
9 September 2020 Alpine Combined
9 September 2020 Downhill
10 September 2020 Downhill
10 September 2020 Super-G
11 September 2020 Super-G
21 September 2020   Cerro Castor Slalom
22 September 2020 Slalom
23 September 2020 Giant Slalom
24 September 2020 Giant Slalom

Australia-New Zealand Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
23 August 2020   Coronet Peak Super-G cancelled due to COVID-19
24 August 2020 Super-G
27 August 2020 Giant Slalom
28 August 2020 Giant Slalom
31 August 2020 Slalom
1 September 2020 Slalom

Women

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European Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
12 December 2020     Livigno Parallel cancelled
1 12 December 2020     Ahrntal Slalom   Lara Della Mea   Jessica Hilzinger   Marta Rossetti
2 13 December 2020   Slalom   Martina Dubovská   Lara Della Mea   Marie-Therese Sporer
3 16 December 2020     Hippach Giant Slalom   Maryna Gasienica-Daniel   Elisa Mörzinger   Paula Moltzan
4 17 December 2020   Giant Slalom   Maryna Gasienica-Daniel   Maria Therese Tviberg   Hilma Loevblom
5 20 December 2021     Andalo Giant Slalom   Mina Fürst Holtmann   Camille Rast   Coralie Frasse Sombet
21 December 2020   Giant Slalom moved to Livigno, Italy on 27 February
4 January 2021     St.Moritz Super-G moved to Zinal, Switzerland on the same dates
5 January 2021   Super-G
6 4 January 2021     Zinal Super-G   Stephanie Jenal   Jasmina Suter   Lisa Grill
7 5 January 2021   Super-G   Lisa Grill   Christina Ager   Rahel Kopp
6 January 2021     Tignes Downhill cancelled
7 January 2021   Downhill
8 9 January 2021     Vaujany Slalom   Elsa Håkansson-Fermbäck   Andreja Slokar   Camille Rast
9 10 January 2021   Slalom   Andreja Slokar   Marina Ostler   Serena Viviani
12 January 2021     Gstaad Parallel cancelled
10 16 January 2021     Crans-Montana Downhill   Jasmine Flury   Lisa Grill   Noemie Kolly
17 January 2021   Downhill cancelled
21 January 2021     Melchsee-Frutt Slalom moved to Gstaad, Switzerland on the same dates
22 January 2021   Slalom
11 21 January 2021     Gstaad Slalom   Marie-Therese Sporer   Emelie Wikström   Sara Rask
12 22 January 2021   Slalom   Andreja Slokar   Lara Della Mea   Emelie Wikström
13 25 January 2021     Zell am See Slalom   Lena Dürr   Andreja Slokar   Emma Aicher
14 26 January 2021   Slalom   Zrinka Ljutić   Lena Dürr   Liv Ceder
15 2 February 2021     Krvavec Giant Slalom   Zrinka Ljutić   Marte Monsen   Kaja Norbye
3 February 2021   Giant Slalom moved to Berchtesgaden, Germany on 15 February
10 February 2021     Sarntal Alpine Combined moved to Val di Fassa, Italy
11 February 2021   Super-G
16 11 February 2021     Santa Caterina Downhill   Lisa Grill   Nadine Fest   Christina Ager
17 11 February 2021   Downhill   Lisa Grill   Nadine Fest   Sabrina Maier
18 13 February 2021     Berchtesgaden Giant Slalom   Elisa Mörzinger   Simone Wild   Jessica Hilzinger
19 14 February 2021   Giant Slalom   Hilma Loevblom   Jessica Hilzinger   Roberta Midali
  Magdalena Kappaurer
20 15 February 2021   Giant Slalom   Roberta Midali   Roberta Melesi   Marte Monsen
23 February 2021     Kopaonik Giant Slalom Giant Slalom moved to Livigno, Italy on 28 February
24 February 2021   Slalom
25 February 2021   Slalom
21 27 February 2021     Livigno Giant Slalom   Jessica Hilzinger   Marte Monsen   Karoline Pichler
22 28 February 2021   Giant Slalom   Marte Monsen   Hanna Aronsson Elfman   Magdalena Łuczak
23 2 March 2021     Val di Fassa Super-G   Jasmina Suter   Julia Pleshkova   Stephanie Jenal
24 3 March 2021   Super-G   Julia Pleshkova   Karoline Pichler   Sabrina Maier
17 March 2021     Saalbach Downhill cancelled
18 March 2021   Super-G
25 20 March 2021     Reiteralm Giant Slalom   Marte Monsen   Simone Wild   Roberta Melesi
26 21 March 2021   Slalom   Charlie Guest   Elsa Håkansson-Fermbäck   Marie-Therese Sporer

Nor-Am Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
7 April 2021     Aspen Downhill cancelled due to COVID-19
8 April 2021   Downhill
9 April 2021   Super-G
10 April 2021   Alpine Combined
10 April 2021   Super-G
12 April 2021   Slalom
13 April 2021   Slalom
14 April 2021   Giant Slalom
15 April 2021   Giant Slalom
16 April 2021   Parallel

Far East Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
18 February 2021     Jeongseon Giant Slalom cancelled
19 February 2021   Slalom
23 February 2021     Pocheon Giant Slalom cancelled, moved to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia
24 February 2021   Giant Slalom
25 February 2021   Slalom
26 February 2021   Slalom
2 March 2021     Akan Slalom cancelled
3 March 2021   Slalom
5 March 2021     Engaru Giant Slalom cancelled, moved to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia
6 March 2021   Giant Slalom
7 March 2021   Slalom
1 19 March 2021     Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Giant Slalom   Ekaterina Tkachenko   Julia Pleshkova   Anastasiia Silanteva
2 20 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Ekaterina Tkachenko   Julia Pleshkova   Mio Arai
3 21 March 2021   Slalom   Anastasia Gornostaeva   Sakurako Mukogawa   Polina Melnikova
4 22 March 2021   Slalom   Anastasia Gornostaeva   Polina Melnikova   Ekaterina Tkachenko
5 24 March 2021   Slalom   Anastasia Gornostaeva   Ekaterina Tkachenko   Polina Melnikova
6 25 March 2021   Slalom   Anastasia Gornostaeva   Sakurako Mukogawa   Polina Melnikova
7 26 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Julia Pleshkova   Ekaterina Tkachenko   Miho Mizutani
8 27 March 2021   Giant Slalom   Julia Pleshkova   Ekaterina Tkachenko   Miho Mizutani

South American Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
9 August 2020   Chapelco Giant Slalom cancelled due to COVID-19
11 August 2020   Cerro Catedral Giant Slalom
12 August 2020 Giant Slalom
13 August 2020 Slalom
14 August 2020 Slalom
17 August 2020   Perito Moreno Slalom
18 August 2020 Slalom
2 September 2020   La Parva Downhill
3 September 2020 Downhill
4 September 2020 Super-G
8 September 2020   Corralco Downhill
9 September 2020 Alpine Combined
9 September 2020 Downhill
10 September 2020 Downhill
10 September 2020 Super-G
11 September 2020 Super-G
21 September 2020   Cerro Castor Slalom
22 September 2020 Slalom
23 September 2020 Giant Slalom
24 September 2020 Giant Slalom

Australia-New Zealand Cup

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Stage Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third
23 August 2020   Coronet Peak Super-G cancelled due to COVID-19
24 August 2020 Super-G
27 August 2020 Giant Slalom
28 August 2020 Giant Slalom
31 August 2020 Slalom
1 September 2020 Slalom

References

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  1. ^ "Rules for the Fis Alpine Continental Cups" (PDF). International Ski Federation. Retrieved 11 February 2021.
  2. ^ "2021 Europa Cup Overall Standings". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 11 February 2021.
  3. ^ "2021 Europa Cup Overall Standings". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 11 February 2021.