2020–21 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup

The 2020–21 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup is the 49th World Cup season in freestyle skiing organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 20 November 2020 and finished on 27 March 2021. This season include six disciplines: moguls, aerials, ski cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.[1]

Freestyle Ski World Cup 2020/21
Discipline Men Women
Ski Cross Reece Howden    Fanny Smith (2)
Moguls Matt Graham Perrine Laffont (4)
Aerials Maxim Burov (2) Laura Peel (2)
Park & Pipe overall Colby Stevenson Tess Ledeux
Halfpipe Aaron Blunck (2) Rachael Karker
Slopestyle Colby Stevenson Tess Ledeux
Big Air Birk Ruud (2)    Giulia Tanno (2)
Cross Alps Tour Reece Howden    Fanny Smith
Nations Cup overall   Switzerland 
Competition
Locations
20 venues
20 venues
Individual
28 events
28 events
Team
2
2

Men

Ski Cross
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
168 1 15 December 2020    Arosa SX David Mobärg    Alex Fiva    Joos Berry
169 2 16 December 2020 SX Viktor Andersson    Ryan Regez Kevin Drury
170 3 20 December 2020 Val Thorens SX Jonathan Midol Reece Howden Florian Wilmsmann
171 4 21 December 2020 SX Reece Howden    Ryan Regez François Place
5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)[2] Reece Howden David Mobärg    Ryan Regez
172 5 20 January 2021 Idre SX Bastien Midol Viktor Andersson François Place
173 6 23 January 2021 SX Reece Howden    Jonas Lenherr Niklas Bachsleitner
174 7 24 January 2021 SX Reece Howden    Ryan Regez    Jonas Lenherr
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (11–13 February)
175 8 19 February 2021 Reiteralm SX Johannes Rohrweck Reece Howden Bastien Midol
176 9 27 February 2021 Bakuriani SX Florian Wilmsmann David Mobärg Jared Schmidt
177 10 13 March 2021 Sunny Valley SX Reece Howden Ryo Sugai    Joos Berry
178 11 21 March 2021    Veysonnaz SX Florian Wilmsmann Jonathan Midol Tim Hronek

Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
346 1 5 December 2020 Ruka MO Ikuma Horishima    Marco Tadé Ludvig Fjällström
347 2 12 December 2020 Idre MO Benjamin Cavet Brodie Summers Nick Page
348 3 4 February 2021 Deer Valley MO Mikael Kingsbury Benjamin Cavet Matt Graham
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Dual Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
75 1 13 December 2020 Idre DM[3] Ludvig Fjällström
Matt Graham		 Jordan Kober
Bradley Wilson
76 2 5 February 2021 Deer Valley DM Mikael Kingsbury Matt Graham Benjamin Cavet
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Aerials
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
343 1 4 December 2020 Ruka AE Maxim Burov Pavel Krotov Ilya Burov
344 2 16 January 2021 Yaroslavl AE Maxim Burov Pavel Krotov    Noé Roth
345 3 17 January 2021 AE Maxim Burov Stanislav Nikitin Lewis Irving
346 4 23 January 2021 Moscow AE Maxim Burov Christopher Lillis    Noé Roth
347 5 30 January 2021 Minsk AE Maxim Burov Stanislav Nikitin Lewis Irving
348 6 6 February 2021 Deer Valley AE    Noé Roth Justin Schoenefeld    Pirmin Werner
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)
349 7 13 March 2021 Almaty AE    Pirmin Werner    Nicolas Gygax Lewis Irving

Halfpipe
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
53 31 21 March 2021 Aspen HP Aaron Blunck Brendan Mackay Nico Porteous

Slopestyle
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
39 1 21 November 2020 Stubai SS    Andri Ragettli Christian Nummedal Ferdinand Dahl
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
40 2 20 March 2021 Aspen SS Colby Stevenson Mac Forehand Henrik Harlaut
41 3 27 March 2021    Silvaplana SS Colby Stevenson Ferdinand Dahl Alex Hall

Big Air
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
18 1 9 January 2021 Kreischberg BA Birk Ruud Antoine Adelisse Oliwer Magnusson
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)

Ladies

Ski Cross
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
168 1 15 December 2020    Arosa SX Alexandra Edebo    Fanny Smith Sami Kennedy-Sim
169 2 16 December 2020 SX    Fanny Smith Marielle Thompson    Talina Gantenbein
170 3 20 December 2020 Val Thorens SX    Fanny Smith Jade Grillet Aubert Marielle Thompson
171 4 21 December 2020 SX Katrin Ofner Daniela Maier Marielle Thompson
5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)[4]    Fanny Smith Marielle Thompson Alexandra Edebo
172 5 20 January 2021 Idre SX    Fanny Smith Marielle Thompson    Talina Gantenbein
173 6 23 January 2021 SX Alizée Baron Marielle Berger Sabbatel    Fanny Smith
174 7 24 January 2021 SX    Fanny Smith Alizée Baron Marielle Thompson
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (11–13 February)
175 8 19 February 2021 Reiteralm SX Sandra Näslund    Fanny Smith Courtney Hoffos
176 9 27 February 2021 Bakuriani SX    Fanny Smith Sandra Näslund Marielle Berger Sabbatel
177 10 13 March 2021 Sunny Valley SX    Fanny Smith Sandra Näslund Katrin Ofner
178 11 21 March 2021    Veysonnaz SX Sandra Näslund    Fanny Smith Alizée Baron

Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
346 1 5 December 2020 Ruka MO Perrine Laffont Jaelin Kauf Anastasia Smirnova
347 2 12 December 2020 Idre MO Perrine Laffont Anri Kawamura Hannah Soar
348 3 4 February 2021 Deer Valley MO Perrine Laffont Anri Kawamura Kisara Sumiyoshi
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Dual Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
75 1 13 December 2020 Idre DM Perrine Laffont Jaelin Kauf Anri Kawamura
76 2 5 February 2021 Deer Valley DM Kai Owens Hannah Soar Tess Johnson
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Aerials
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
343 1 4 December 2020 Ruka AE Laura Peel Emma Weiß Anastasiia Prytkova
344 2 16 January 2021 Yaroslavl AE Laura Peel Ashley Caldwell Liubov Nikitina
345 3 17 January 2021 AE Megan Nick Alla Tsuper Kaila Kuhn
346 4 23 January 2021 Moscow AE Winter Vinecki Laura Peel Marion Thénault
347 5 30 January 2021 Minsk AE Megan Nick Laura Peel Winter Vinecki
348 6 6 February 2021 Deer Valley AE Danielle Scott Winter Vinecki Kaila Kuhn
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)
349 7 13 March 2021 Almaty AE Marion Thénault Liubov Nikitina Zhanbota Aldabergenova

Halfpipe
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
53 31 21 March 2021 Aspen HP Rachael Karker Zoe Atkin Brita Sigourney

Slopestyle
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
39 1 21 November 2020 Stubai SS Tess Ledeux Johanne Killi Eileen Gu
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
40 2 20 March 2021 Aspen SS Tess Ledeux Kirsty Muir Anastasia Tatalina
41 3 27 March 2021    Silvaplana SS Tess Ledeux    Sarah Höfflin    Mathilde Gremaud

Big Air
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
18 1 9 January 2021 Kreischberg BA    Giulia Tanno Tess Ledeux Kelly Sildaru
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)

Team

Ski Cross Team
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
1 28 February 2021 Bakuriani SXT    Switzerland  I
Jonas Lenherr
Fanny Smith
  Canada II
Christopher Del Bosco
Courtney Hoffos
  Sweden I
David Mobärg
Sandra Näslund

Team Aerials
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
343 1 17 January 2021 Yaroslavl AET  Russia I
Anastasiia Prytkova
Maxim Burov
Pavel Krotov
    Switzerland 
Carol Bouvard
Pirmin Werner
Noé Roth
  United States
Ashley Caldwell
Eric Loughran
Justin Schoenefeld
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Men's standings

Ladies' standings

Team

Nations Cup

Achievements


References
  1. "World Cup 2019 calendar and results". International Ski Federation.
  2. "Audi FIS ski cross world cup 2021, World Cup - discipline standings, men's ski cross" (PDF). International Ski Federation.
  3. The finals of the men's competition was called off due to low visibility. The win was awarded to both Graham and Fjällström and the third place to Kober and Wilson
  4. "Audi FIS ski cross world cup 2021, World Cup - discipline standings, women's ski cross" (PDF). International Ski Federation.
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