British alpine ski racer Freddy Carrick-Smith has made history at the opening men’s giant slalom of the 2026/27 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season, finishing 12th in Sölden, Austria, on Sunday 25 October.
Read MoreBritain’s team Carrick-Smith, three ski racing brothers (Freddy, Zak and Luca) that have already tasted success at the highest levels, are preparing for a season that includes the Alpine Skiing World Championships in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana (1-14 February 2027).
Read MoreGreat Britain skier, Freddy Carrick-Smith (18), will be the youngest GB male ski racer in the last 40 years to compete in a FIS (International Ski Federation) World Cup Giant Slalom race.
Read MoreAs the skiing world turns its eyes on Crans-Montana, the newly designed Downhill and Super G course produces outstanding results for the host nation as the resort prepares for the 2027 Alpine Skiing World Championships.
Read MoreGreat Britain’s number one Telemark skier, Jasmin Taylor, secured another podium place at the World Cup Sprint event in Aal, Norway, on February 17, 2023.
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