Alpine skiing at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Women's slalom

Women's slalom
at the XXV Olympic Winter Games
VenueOlimpia delle Tofane, Cortina d'Ampezzo
Date18 February 2026
Competitors95 from 57 nations
Women's slalom
LocationStelvio Ski Centre

The women's slalom competition of the 2026 Winter Olympics will be held on Wednesday, 18 February, at Olimpia delle Tofane in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.[1]

Background

The defending champion, Petra Vlhová, qualified for the event after missing two years of competitions with an injury. The silver medalist Katharina Liensberger and the bronze medalist Wendy Holdener qualified as well. Prior to the Olympics on the World Cup circuit, Mikaela Shiffrin led both the overall and the slalom standings. Camille Rast was the reigning world champion.

Qualification

Results

The race will be started at 10:00 (first run) and 13:30 (second run) local time (UTC+1).

Rank Bib Name Nation Run 1 Rank Run 2 Rank Total Behind
1 Lara Colturi  Albania
2 Paula Moltzan  United States
3 Camille Rast  Switzerland
4 Katharina Truppe  Austria
5 Wendy Holdener  Switzerland
6 Lena Dürr  Germany
7 Mikaela Shiffrin  United States
8 Katharina Huber  Austria
9 Sara Hector  Sweden
10 Emma Aicher  Germany
11 Zrinka Ljutić  Croatia
12 Anna Swenn-Larsson  Sweden
13 Cornelia Öhlund  Sweden
14 Melanie Meillard  Switzerland
15 Marion Chevrier  France
16 Lara Della Mea  Italy
17 Dženifera Ģērmane  Latvia
18 Laurence St-Germain  Canada
19 Eliane Christen  Switzerland
20 Katharina Gallhuber  Austria
21 Marie Lamure  France
22 Hanna Aronsson Elfman  Sweden
23 Petra Vlhová  Slovakia
24 Martina Peterlini  Italy
25 Caitlin McFarlane  France
26 Ana Bucik Jogan  Slovenia
27 Lisa Hörhager  Austria
28 Mina Fürst Holtmann  Norway
29 Asa Ando  Japan
30 Nina O'Brien  United States
31 Leona Popović  Croatia
32 Ali Nullmeyer  Canada
33 AJ Hurt  United States
34 Amelia Smart  Canada
35 Nika Tomšič  Slovenia
36 Madison Hoffman  Australia
37 Martina Dubovská  Czech Republic
38 Bianca Bakke Westhoff  Norway
39 Kiki Alexander  Canada
40 Doriane Escané  France
41 Anna Trocker  Italy
42 Carla Mijares  Andorra
43 Francesca Baruzzi Farriol  Argentina
44 Maria Shkanova  Individual Neutral Athletes
45 Zita Tóth  Hungary
46 Phoebe Heaydon  Australia
47 Arrieta Rodríguez  Spain
48 Kim Vanreusel  Belgium
49 Silja Koskinen  Finland
50 Piera Hudson  United Arab Emirates
51 Rosa Pohjolainen  Finland
52 Lila Lapanja  Slovenia
53 Thea Louise Stjernesund  Norway
54 Caterina Sinigoi  Slovenia
55 Gim So-hui  South Korea
56 Madeleine Beck  Liechtenstein
57 Noa Szőllős  Israel
58 Alena Labaštová  Czech Republic
59 Alexandra Skorokhodova  Kazakhstan
60 Aniela Sawicka  Poland
61 Jana Atanasovska  North Macedonia
62 Sofia Moldovan  Romania
63 Anina Zurbriggen  Bulgaria
64 Celine Sommerová  Czech Republic
65 Gwyneth ten Raa  Luxembourg
66 Clara-Marie Vorre  Denmark
67 Liene Bondare  Latvia
68 Lara Markthaler  South Africa
69 Katarína Šrobová  Slovakia
70 Aruwin Salehhuddin  Malaysia
71 Emma Gatcliffe  Trinidad and Tobago
72 Vanina Guerillot  Portugal
73 Anastasiia Shepilenko  Ukraine
74 Pia Vučinić  Croatia
75 Park Seo-yun  South Korea
76 Neringa Stepanauskaitė  Lithuania
77 Elín Elmarsdóttir Van Pelt  Iceland
78 Semire Dauti  Albania
79 Nino Tsiklauri  Georgia
80 Esma Alić  Bosnia and Herzegovina
81 Anabelle Zurbay  Ireland
82 Sonja Li Kristinsdóttir  Iceland
83 Maria Tsiovolou  Greece
84 Lisa Brunga  Albania
85 Kiana Kryeziu  Kosovo
86 Lee Wen-yi  Chinese Taipei
87 Aliće Padilha  Brazil
88 Ada Hasırcı  Turkey
89 Zhang Yuying  China
90 Sadaf Saveh Shemshaki  Iran
91 Eloise King  Hong Kong
92 Anastasia Papathoma  Azerbaijan
93 Mialitiana Clerc  Madagascar
94 Tallulah Proulx  Philippines
95 Andrea Loizidou  Cyprus

References

  1. ^ "Competition Schedule - Alpine Skiing". www.olympics.com. Milan, Italy: Milan-Cortina 2026 Organizing Committee for the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics. Retrieved 30 January 2026.
  • FIS-Ski.com – 2026 Winter Olympics – Women's Slalom