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 will finish 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
Moguls	Matt Graham	Perrine Laffont
Aerials	Maxim Burov	Laura Peel
Halfpipe	.	.
Park & Pipe overall	Andri Ragettli	Tess Ledeux
Slopestyle	Andri Ragettli	Tess Ledeux
Big Air	Birk Ruud	Giulia Tanno
Cross Alps Tour	Reece Howden	Fanny Smith
Nations Cup overall	Switzerland
Competition
Locations	20 venues	20 venues
Individual	31 events	31 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	Arosa	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	Val Thorens	SX	Reece Howden	Ryan Regez	François Place
	5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)				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
176	9	27 February 2021	Bakuriani	SX
177	10	13 March 2021	Sunny Valley	SX
178	11	21 March 2021	Veysonnaz	SX

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[2]	Ludvig Fjällström Matt Graham		Jordan Kober Bradley Wilson
76	2	5 February 2021	Deer Valley	DM	Mikael Kingsbury	Matt Graham	Benjamin Cavet
77	3	14 March 2021	Almaty	DM
	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	Yaroslavl	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 Schönefeld	Pirmin Werner
	FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)
349	7	13 March 2021	Almaty	AE

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

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
41	3	27 March 2021	Silvaplana	SS

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	Arosa	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	Val Thorens	SX	Katrin Ofner	Daniela Maier	Marielle Thompson
	5th Cross Alps Tour Overall (15–21 December 2020)				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
176	9	27 February 2021	Bakuriani	SX
177	10	13 March 2021	Sunny Valley	SX
178	11	21 March 2021	Veysonnaz	SX

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)
349	4	14 March 2021	Almaty	MO

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
77	3	14 March 2021	Almaty	DM
	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	Yaroslavl	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

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

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
41	3	27 March 2021	Silvaplana	SS

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

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 Schönefeld
	FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (8–11 March)

Men's standings

Ski Cross

Rank	after 7 of 11 races	Points
1	Reece Howden	470
2	Ryan Regez	341
3	Jonas Lenherr	298
4	François Place	251
5	David Mobärg	245

Ski Cross Alps Tour

Rank	after all 4 races	Points
1	Reece Howden	225
2	David Mobaerg	190
3	Ryan Regez	180
4	Jonathan Midol	150
5	François Place	146

Moguls

Rank	after 5 of 6 races	Points
1	Matt Graham	289
2	Benjamin Cavet	271
3	Ludvig Fjällström	258
4	Ikuma Horishima	246
5	Brodie Summers	210

Aerials

Rank	after 6 of 7 events	Points
1	Maxim Burov	500
2	Noé Roth	284
3	Pavel Krotov	232
4	Justin Schönefeld	219
5	Stanislav Nikitin	214

Park & Pipe overall (HP/SS/BA)

Rank	after 2 of 5 races	Points
1	Andri Ragettli	145
2	Christian Nummedal	106
3	Birk Ruud	100
4	Oliwer Magnusson	100
5	Antoine Adelisse	86

Halfpipe

Rank	after 0 of 1 race	Points
1
2
3
4
5

Slopestyle

Rank	after 1 of 3 races	Points
1	Andri Ragettli	100
2	Christian Nummedal	80
3	Ferdinand Dahl	60
4	Nicholas Goepper	50
5	Colby Stevenson	45

Big Air

Rank	after all 1 race	Points
1	Birk Ruud	100
2	Antoine Adelisse	80
3	Oliwer Magnusson	60
4	Kim Gubser	50
5	Andri Ragettli	45

Ladies' standings

Ski Cross

Rank	after 7 of 11 races	Points
1	Fanny Smith	585
2	Marielle Thompson	378
3	Alizée Baron	330
4	Marielle Berger Sabbatel	309
5	Katrin Ofner	267

Ski Cross Alps Tour

Rank	after all 4 races	Points
1	Fanny Smith	325
2	Marielle Thompson	206
3	Alexandra Edebo	168
4	Daniela Maier	155
5	Jade Grillet-Aubert	147

Moguls

Rank	after 5 of 6 races	Points
1	Perrine Laffont	445
2	Anri Kawamura	270
3	Hannah Soar	250
4	Kai Owens	234
5	Jaelin Kauf	233

Aerials

Rank	after 6 of 7 events	Points
1	Laura Peel	410
2	Winter Vinecki	343
3	Megan Nick	248
4	Ashley Caldwell	236
5	Kaila Kuhn	226

Park & Pipe overall (HP/SS/BA)

Rank	after 2 of 5 races	Points
1	Tess Ledeux	180
2	Johanne Killi	120
3	Giulia Tanno	112
4	Kelly Sildaru	96
5	Mathilde Gremaud	85

Halfpipe

Rank	after 0 of 1 race	Points
1
2
3
4
5

Slopestyle

Rank	after 1 of 3 races	Points
1	Tess Ledeux	100
2	Johanne Killi	80
3	Eileen Gu	60
4	Megan Oldham	50
5	Katie Summerhayes	45

Big Air

Rank	after all 1 race	Points
1	Giulia Tanno	100
2	Tess Ledeux	80
3	Kelly Sildaru	60
4	Silvia Bertagna	50
5	Mathilde Gremaud	45

Team

Team Aerials

Rank	after all 1 race	Points
1	Russia I	100
2	Switzerland	80
3	United States	60
4	Russia II	50
5	Belarus	45

Ski Cross Team

Rank	after 0 of 1 race	Points
1
2
3
4
5

Nations Cup

Overall

Rank	after 41 of 58 races	Points
1	Switzerland	3108
2	Canada	2878
3	United States	2815
4	France	2599
5	Russia	2195

Achievements

References

"World Cup 2019 calendar and results". International Ski Federation.
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

FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup seasons

Seasons

2020–21 World Cup seasons in winter sports
Skiing sports (FIS)	Alpine skiing Cross-country skiing Continental Cup Freestyle skiing Nordic combined Continental Cup Ski jumping Ski flying Grand Prix Continental Cup FIS Cup FIS Race Alpen Cup Snowboarding
Skating sports (ISU)	Figure skating ISU Grand Prix ISU Challenger Series ISU Junior Grand Prix Short track Speed skating
Sliding sports (FIL, IBSF)	Bobsleigh North American Cup Luge Skeleton
Others (IBU, WCF)	Biathlon IBU Cup Curling

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