Saturday’s Cortina d’Ampezzo SG program

Cortina d’Ampezzo: PHOTO GEPA

Who is skiing, when and how to watch the Saturday, Cortina d’Ampezzo Super-G

Notably, tomorrow’s start list includes overall leader Switzerland’s, Marco Odermatt. He has not competed since suffering a knee strain during a high-speed recovery while racing the first Kitzbühel downhill. Odermatt was on the start list for the Wednesday night Schladming GS, but after warming up, he decided against competing.

His nearest rival in the overall competition, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, raced both the second Kitzbühel downhill and the Schladming GS. In the last three races, he has gained 147 points on Odermatt in the overall competition. However, going into the Cortina races, Odermatt maintains a 193-point lead. Before Kitzbühel, his lead in the World Cup overall was 340 points.

Tomorrow is the replacement race for the canceled December 14th Val Gardena-Gröden super-G. The FIS is taking advantage of the Cortina d’Ampezzo slope that was expertly prepared for the women’s World Cups from January 18-22. The Olympia delle Tofane is the race piste that was built for the 1956 winter Olympics and will be used again for women during the 2026 Winter Olympic games. It has become a favorite annual stop on the women’s World Cup tour. Lindsey Vonn has won in Cortina d’Ampezzo six times.

Notably, the course famously includes the Schuss near the top with its 65% maximum grade that descends between two majestic cliffs.

North American teams will start 14 athletes, Alpine Canada Alpin will start eight, and the Stifel US Alpine Team will start six. Currently, the best-ranked North American male super-G skier is Canada’s James Crawford, 8th and the best-ranked Stifel US Alpine Team member is Ryan Cochran-Siegle, 14th.

North Americans scheduled to start in the January 28th Cortina d’Ampezzo super-G

• Bib 6, James Crawford, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, HEAD
• Bib 15, Ryan Cochran-Siegle, USST, Mt Mansfield Ski Club, Cochran’s Ski Club, HEAD, SWIX, ASP
• Bib 17, Travis Ganong, USST, Team Palisades Tahoe, Atomic
• Bib 22, Brodie Seger, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, Atomic
• Bib 29, Broderick Thompson, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, HEAD, Oakley
• Bib 33, Kyle Alexander, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, Rossignol, Look
• Bib 42, Trevor Philp, ACA, Banff Alpine Racers, University of Denver, Rossignol, LOOK
• Bib 44, Jeffery Read, ACA, Banff Alpine Racers, Atomic, UVEX
• Bib 47, Kyle Negomir, USST, Ski and Snowboard Club Vail, Atomic
• Bib 50 Bryce Bennett, USST, Team Palisades Tahoe, Fischer, ASP
• Bib 55, Cameron Alexander, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, Rossignol, LOOK
• Bib 56, Riley Seger, ACA, Whistler Mountain Ski Club, Rossignol, LOOK
• Bib 58, Erik Arvidsson, USST, Team Palisades Tahoe, Middlebury College, HEAD
• Bib 59, River Radamus, USST, Ski and Snowboard Club Vail, Taos Ski Valley, Rossignol, Look, SWIX, ASP

The race begins at 5:10 am Eastern and 2:10 am on the West Coast. In the USA, the race is available live and replay on the streaming service Ski and Snowboard Live.

In Canada, video content is offered on CBC sports

Cortina d’Ampezzo start list and Program for the Saturday, January 28th super-G

Cortina d’Ampezzo January 28th, super-G daily progam