Men's Downhill

Men's Super-G

Men's Giant Slalom

Men's Slalom

Men's Team Combined

Women's Downhill

Women's Super-G

Women's Giant Slalom

Women's Slalom

Women's Team Combined

Host country quota

places

Compliance with the Olympic Charter and other relevant rules

All athletes must respect and comply with the provisions of the Olympic Charter currently in force, including but not limited to Rule 41 (Nationality of Competitors) and Rule 43 (World Anti-Doping Code and the Olympic Movement Code on the Prevention of Manipulation of Competitions).

Only those athletes who respect and comply with the Olympic Charter, the World Anti-Doping Code, and the Olympic Movement Code on the Prevention of the Manipulation of Competitions, including the conditions of participation estabilisted by the IOC, plus the rules of FIS, may participate in the Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026.

C. 1 Age requirements

All athletes participating in the Olympic Winter Games 2026 must be born before 1 January 2010 in accordance with Article 607.3 Classification at International Competitions of the International Ski Competition Rules (ICR).

C. 2 Medical requirements

To be eligible to participate in the Olympic Winter Games 2026, all athletes must satisfy the medical requirements in accordance with Article 221: Medical Services, Examinations and Doping of the International Ski Competition Rules (ICR).

C. 3 Additional IF eligibility criteria

Athletes must also comply with the following criteria:

• All athletes must be registered with FIS by their National Ski Association and have "Active" status as defined in the FIS database which is published on the official website www.fis-ski.com.

• All athletes must have the required FIS points on the Olympic FIS Points List published on 19 January 2026 as defined in the table below.

• The Olympic FIS Points List is calculated using the average of the best five (5) competition results in the respective event for Slalom and Giant Slalom, respectively the average of the two (2) best results in the respective event for Downhill and Super-G during the qualification period of 1 July 2024 to 18 January 2026.

For the level 2, 3 and 4 Giant Slalom and Slalom (ref. FIS points list), only the races with at least 30 athletes ranked for men's races and at least 20 athletes ranked for women's races will be considered.

For an athlete who has obtained one (1) to four (4) results in Slalom and Giant Slalom during the qualification period, 20% (+) of the average results achieved will be added for each missing result. For example, if an athlete obtained two (2) results, the total competition result (i.e., 5 results) is calculated as follows: calculate the average of the 2 results. For the 3^rd result, add 20% of the average of the 2 results. For the 4^th result, add 20% of the 3^rd result, and for the Olympic FIS points, add 20% of the 4^th result (average of the first two (2) results = 100; 3^rd results = 120; 4^th result = 144; Olympic points =172.8).

For an athlete who has obtained only one (1) result in Downhill and Super-G, during the qualification period, 20% (+) will be added to the single result. For example, if an athlete obtained one (1) result, the Olympic FIS points (i.e., 2 results) is calculated as follows: For the Olympic FIS points, add 20% to the 1^st result (1^st result = 100; Olympic FIS points = 120).

If the status 'injured' was approved on the base FIS Point List (BL) 2026, this status and the corresponding valid FIS points on 19 January 2026 will be used for the Olympic FIS Points List and thereby also the Olympic Quota Allocation List.

The Host Country will be allocated four (4) quota places in the Alpine events defined in section B.

The Host Country will automatically qualify two (2) male and two (2) female athletes on the condition that the athletes meet the eligibility requirements described under section C of this document. These athletes must also comply with the following criteria:

If the host country has not obtained a quota or only obtained one (1) quota place in the respective gender based on the allocation of quotas described under clauses D, additional quota places as part of the total quota per Section B, will be allocated to the host country up to a maximum of two (2) quotas in the respective gender. The athlete(s) occupying the quota(s) will be allowed to start in Alpine Events which for the athlete has the required FIS Points on the Olympic FIS Points list published on 19 January 2026 in the respective Alpine event as defined in C.3.

The confirmation process for quota places will be carried out via the FIS on-line system. Each NOC will be provided with login details prior to 19 January 2026.

Please refer to section G. Qualification Timeline for the timeline of the quota publication, confirmation and reallocation dates.

The Host Country must confirm via the FIS on-line system by 20 January 2026 the use of its Host Country Places.

If an allocated quota place is not confirmed by the NOC by the confirmation of quota place deadline on 20 January 2026, or is declined by the NOC, the quota place will be reallocated to the next eligible NOC according to the allocation process outlined under point D.3.

Unused Host Country Place(s) will be reallocated to the next eligible NOC according to the system described in F and outlined under point D.3.

1 July 2024 – 18 January 2026

Qualification Period

19 January 2026

Publication of Olympic Quota Allocation List. FIS to inform NOCs and NFs of their allocated quota places through publication on the FIS Website and provide the login details to access the FIS online system for confirmation of quota places.

19 – 20 January 2026

The NOCs to confirm to the FIS the use of the allocated quota places.

21 – 22 January 2026

FIS to reallocate all unused quota places and NOCs to confirm within 12 hours

26 January 2026

Milano Cortina 2026 Sport Entries deadline

6 – 22 February 2026

Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026