2020–21 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup

The 2020–21 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup was 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 included six disciplines: moguls, aerials, ski cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.[1]

Freestyle Ski World Cup 2020/21
Discipline Men Women
Ski Cross Canada Reece Howden  Switzerland  Fanny Smith (2)
Moguls Australia Matt Graham France Perrine Laffont (4)
Aerials Russia Maxim Burov (2) Australia Laura Peel (2)
Park & Pipe overall United States Colby Stevenson France Tess Ledeux
Halfpipe United States Aaron Blunck (2) Canada Rachael Karker
Slopestyle United States Colby Stevenson France Tess Ledeux
Big Air Norway Birk Ruud (2)  Switzerland  Giulia Tanno (2)
Cross Alps Tour Canada Reece Howden  Switzerland  Fanny Smith (3)
Nations Cup overall  Switzerland 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  Switzerland  Arosa SX Sweden David Mobärg  Switzerland  Alex Fiva  Switzerland  Joos Berry
169 2 16 December 2020 SX Sweden Viktor Andersson  Switzerland  Ryan Regez Canada Kevin Drury
170 3 20 December 2020 France Val Thorens SX France Jonathan Midol Canada Reece Howden Germany Florian Wilmsmann
171 4 21 December 2020 SX Canada Reece Howden  Switzerland  Ryan Regez France François Place
5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)[2] Canada Reece Howden Sweden David Mobärg  Switzerland  Ryan Regez
172 5 20 January 2021 Sweden Idre SX France Bastien Midol Sweden Viktor Andersson France François Place
173 6 23 January 2021 SX Canada Reece Howden  Switzerland  Jonas Lenherr Germany Niklas Bachsleitner
174 7 24 January 2021 SX Canada Reece Howden  Switzerland  Ryan Regez  Switzerland  Jonas Lenherr
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175 8 19 February 2021 Austria Reiteralm SX Austria Johannes Rohrweck Canada Reece Howden France Bastien Midol
176 9 27 February 2021 Georgia (country) Bakuriani SX Germany Florian Wilmsmann Sweden David Mobärg Canada Jared Schmidt
177 10 13 March 2021 Russia Sunny Valley SX Canada Reece Howden Japan Ryo Sugai  Switzerland  Joos Berry
178 11 21 March 2021  Switzerland  Veysonnaz SX Germany Florian Wilmsmann France Jonathan Midol Germany Tim Hronek

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

Dual Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
76 1 13 December 2020 Sweden Idre DM[3] Sweden Ludvig Fjällström
Australia Matt Graham		 Canada Jordan Kober
United States Bradley Wilson
77 2 5 February 2021 United States Deer Valley DM Canada Mikaël Kingsbury Australia Matt Graham France 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 Finland Ruka AE Russia Maxim Burov Russia Pavel Krotov Russia Ilya Burov
344 2 16 January 2021 Russia Yaroslavl AE Russia Maxim Burov Russia Pavel Krotov  Switzerland  Noé Roth
345 3 17 January 2021 AE Russia Maxim Burov Russia Stanislav Nikitin Canada Lewis Irving
346 4 23 January 2021 Russia Moscow AE Russia Maxim Burov United States Christopher Lillis  Switzerland  Noé Roth
347 5 30 January 2021 Belarus Minsk AE Russia Maxim Burov Russia Stanislav Nikitin Canada Lewis Irving
348 6 6 February 2021 United States Deer Valley AE  Switzerland  Noé Roth United States Justin Schoenefeld  Switzerland  Pirmin Werner
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)
349 7 13 March 2021 Kazakhstan Almaty AE  Switzerland  Pirmin Werner  Switzerland  Nicolas Gygax Canada 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 United States Aspen HP United States Aaron Blunck Canada Brendan Mackay New Zealand Nico Porteous

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

Big Air
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
18 1 9 January 2021 Austria Kreischberg BA Norway Birk Ruud France Antoine Adelisse Sweden 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  Switzerland  Arosa SX Sweden Alexandra Edebo  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Australia Sami Kennedy-Sim
169 2 16 December 2020 SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Canada Marielle Thompson  Switzerland  Talina Gantenbein
170 3 20 December 2020 France Val Thorens SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith France Jade Grillet Aubert Canada Marielle Thompson
171 4 21 December 2020 SX Austria Katrin Ofner Germany Daniela Maier Canada Marielle Thompson
5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)[4]  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Canada Marielle Thompson Sweden Alexandra Edebo
172 5 20 January 2021 Sweden Idre SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Canada Marielle Thompson  Switzerland  Talina Gantenbein
173 6 23 January 2021 SX France Alizée Baron France Marielle Berger Sabbatel  Switzerland  Fanny Smith
174 7 24 January 2021 SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith France Alizée Baron Canada Marielle Thompson
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (11–13 February)
175 8 19 February 2021 Austria Reiteralm SX Sweden Sandra Näslund  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Canada Courtney Hoffos
176 9 27 February 2021 Georgia (country) Bakuriani SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Sweden Sandra Näslund France Marielle Berger Sabbatel
177 10 13 March 2021 Russia Sunny Valley SX  Switzerland  Fanny Smith Sweden Sandra Näslund Austria Katrin Ofner
178 11 21 March 2021  Switzerland  Veysonnaz SX Sweden Sandra Näslund  Switzerland  Fanny Smith France Alizée Baron

Moguls
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
346 1 5 December 2020 Finland Ruka MO France Perrine Laffont United States Jaelin Kauf Russia Anastasia Smirnova
347 2 12 December 2020 Sweden Idre MO France Perrine Laffont Japan Anri Kawamura United States Hannah Soar
348 3 4 February 2021 United States Deer Valley MO France Perrine Laffont Japan Anri Kawamura Japan 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 Sweden Idre DM France Perrine Laffont United States Jaelin Kauf Japan Anri Kawamura
76 2 5 February 2021 United States Deer Valley DM United States Kai Owens United States Hannah Soar United States 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 Finland Ruka AE Australia Laura Peel Germany Emma Weiß Russia Anastasiia Prytkova
344 2 16 January 2021 Russia Yaroslavl AE Australia Laura Peel United States Ashley Caldwell Russia Liubov Nikitina
345 3 17 January 2021 AE United States Megan Nick Belarus Alla Tsuper United States Kaila Kuhn
346 4 23 January 2021 Russia Moscow AE United States Winter Vinecki Australia Laura Peel Canada Marion Thénault
347 5 30 January 2021 Belarus Minsk AE United States Megan Nick Australia Laura Peel United States Winter Vinecki
348 6 6 February 2021 United States Deer Valley AE Australia Danielle Scott United States Winter Vinecki United States Kaila Kuhn
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)
349 7 13 March 2021 Kazakhstan Almaty AE Canada Marion Thénault Russia Liubov Nikitina Kazakhstan 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 United States Aspen HP Canada Rachael Karker United Kingdom Zoe Atkin United States Brita Sigourney

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

Big Air
Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
18 1 9 January 2021 Austria Kreischberg BA  Switzerland  Giulia Tanno France Tess Ledeux Estonia 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 Georgia (country) 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 Russia 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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