Ski Sunday - Season 41
Season 41
Episodes
Zagreb, Croatia - Men's Slalom
Action from Zagreb, Croatia, host of the first men's slalom of 2019, and where the all-time great Marcel Hirscher goes up against a stellar field including GB's Dave Ryding.
St Anton, Austria - Women's Downhill
Action from Austria, including the women's downhill. And the incredible story of a snowboarder who was injured in an avalanche.
Switzerland - Lauberhorn and Laax Open
In Wengen, downhill skiing's elite do battle on the iconic Lauberhorn. Then, the world's leading snowboarders take on the slopestyle and half-pipe at the renowned Laax Open.
Kitzbuehel - Hahnenkamm
Action from Kitzbuehel, home of the infamous Hahnenkamm race - the most dangerous but prestigious race on the World Cup calendar. And there are highlights of the women's downhill from Garmisch, and a catch up with Jasmin Taylor - the British skier who has become a regular winner in the Telemark World Cup series.
Schladming - Night Slalom
Coverage from Schladming, home of the night slalom. And a catch up with Olympic big air snowboarding gold medallist Anna Gasser.
Are, Sweden - Downhill
Action from the exhilarating men's and women's downhill contests in Sweden and the freestyle World Championships in Utah, USA.
Are - Men's Slalom
The World Championships draws to a conclusion with a field packed with talent. In the men's slalom, the legendary Marcel Hirscher and Britain's Dave Ryding vie for gold.
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