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Where to watch the 2026 Olympic ski races: dates and venues

Milano Cortina 2026 race calendar: where alpine skiing, biathlon and freestyle take place, start times, venues and how to follow on TV or live.

Redazione Funivie.it February 11, 2026 4 min read

Following the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics and want to know exactly where and when the ski races take place? This guide gives you start times, venues and tips so you miss nothing, whether you watch on television or in person.

Disciplines and venues

The 2026 Winter Games hold skiing and snow sport events at five main venues.

Alpine skiing

Alpine skiing is split between two venues:

  • Cortina d’Ampezzo (resort page): giant slalom, slalom, women’s super-G and the team event. The races are held on the Tofane slopes, which you reach by the renovated gondola.
  • Bormio (resort page): downhill (men and women), men’s super-G and the alpine combined on the legendary Stelvio run.

Freestyle skiing and snowboard

All freestyle skiing and snowboard events take place in Livigno, in the new snow park built for the Games:

  • Moguls and aerials
  • Halfpipe, slopestyle and big air
  • Ski cross and snowboard cross

Cross-country skiing and Nordic combined

The cross-country races are held at the Lago di Tesero cross-country stadium in Val di Fiemme, an established venue that has hosted several World Championships. Events range from the sprint to the men’s 50 km.

Biathlon

The Südtirol Arena in Anterselva (Antholz), at 1,600 metres, hosts all the biathlon races. The venue is known for its harsh weather and spectacular views of the surrounding peaks: biathlon as it should be.

Ski jumping

The fully renovated ski jump in Predazzo, Val di Fiemme, hosts ski jumping and Nordic combined.

Race calendar, day by day

Week 1 (6-12 February)

DayEventVenueTime
6 FebOpening ceremonyMilan, San Siro20:00
7 FebBiathlon: mixed relayAnterselva14:00
8 FebCross-country: skiathlonVal di Fiemme10:00
8 FebFreestyle: moguls qualificationLivigno15:00
9 FebMen’s downhillBormio, Stelvio11:30
9 FebSki jumping: normal hillPredazzo16:00
10 FebWomen’s super-GCortina, Tofane11:00
10 FebBiathlon: men’s sprintAnterselva14:30
11 FebFreestyle: snowboard slopestyleLivigno10:00
12 FebMen’s giant slalomCortina, Tofane10:00 / 13:30

Week 2 (13-19 February)

DayEventVenueTime
13 FebCross-country: women’s 10 kmVal di Fiemme09:00
13 FebFreestyle: ski halfpipeLivigno14:00
14 FebWomen’s downhillBormio, Stelvio11:30
15 FebBiathlon: pursuitAnterselva14:00
16 FebWomen’s slalomCortina, Tofane10:00 / 13:30
17 FebFreestyle: ski crossLivigno10:00
18 FebCross-country: men’s 50 kmVal di Fiemme09:00
19 FebAlpine combinedBormio10:30

Week 3 (20-22 February)

DayEventVenueTime
20 FebBiathlon: men’s relayAnterselva14:00
21 FebFreestyle: big airLivigno18:00
22 FebAlpine team eventCortina10:00
22 FebClosing ceremonyVerona, Arena20:00

How to follow the races live

On television

RAI is the official broadcaster in Italy, with full coverage on Rai 2 and Rai Sport. Eurosport (available on Discovery+) offers multi-channel coverage, so you can follow several events at the same time.

Streaming

  • RaiPlay: free, with every race live
  • Discovery+: complete coverage with commentary in several languages
  • olympics.com: free highlights and clips

In person

If you want to watch in person, tickets are still available for some sessions on the official site, olympics.com. Prices start at around €30 for the less popular sessions. We recommend arriving at least an hour early for the security checks.

The weather: a deciding factor

Weather in the Alps in February 2026 has been changeable. Check our up-to-date weather for real-time conditions at the Olympic venues, and the live webcams for a direct view of the slopes.

For an overview of all the Olympic venues, read our complete guide to the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics.

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