Happy New Year to all our ProXCskiing.com readers!

by Leandro Lutz • 01.01.2026
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ProXCskiing.com wishes all our readers, members, and fans around the World a very happy New Year and an exciting start to 2026.

ProXCskiing.com wishes all our readers, members, and fans around the World a very happy New Year and an exciting start to 2026.

As we turn the page to a new year, the cross-country skiing season is in full swing. The FIS Tour de Ski 2025/2026 is underway, and the biathlon season and the Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVII continue to take shape with major competitions ahead. At the same time, the Winter Olympic Games in February add an extra layer of anticipation to the season.

Tour de Ski 2025/2026 highlights

The Tour de Ski is currently captivating the World Cup circuit, featuring classic and freestyle disciplines across iconic venues in Italy. From sprint battles in Toblach to the legendary Final Climb on Alpe Cermis in Val di Fiemme, the early calendar has already delivered drama and excitement.

Here’s a quick overview of the current Tour de Ski schedule:
Tour de Ski 2025/2026: Complete program

 Follow the full program and results on ProXCskiing.com as athletes battle for individual stage victories and overall honors.

Also Read – Cross-country skiing World Cup: Calendar for the 2025/2026 winter season

Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVII

While elite World Cup athletes compete at the Tour de Ski, the Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVII also continues to gather momentum. Following the opening events in December, the focus now turns to January, February, and March events, as Pro Teams and athletes sharpen their form for key challenges throughout the season.

Here’s a look at key upcoming Ski Classics events in 2026:
Ski Classics: Complete calendar for the Pro Tour Season XVII

Biathlon season is in full motion

At the same time, the biathlon season is well underway, combining skiing speed with shooting precision at some of the sport’s most iconic venues. Athletes are battling for points and victories in sprint, pursuit, individual, mass start, and relay races, with the fight for the overall already heating up.

From early-season competitions in Scandinavia to Central European stops and the demanding second half of the season, biathlon continues to attract massive global attention and deliver thrilling head-to-head duels on the tracks and at the range.

Also Read – Biathlon World Cup: Calendar for the 2025/2026 winter season

Winter Olympics approaching

With the Winter Olympic Games taking place in February, the coming weeks are crucial for many athletes. World Cup races in both cross-country skiing and biathlon serve not only as competitions for points and podiums but also as final preparation, selection opportunities, and confidence builders ahead of the Olympic spotlight.

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Program for cross-country skiing at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Program for biathlon at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics

Whether you’re tracking World Cup skiers and biathletes or rooting for your favorite Pro Tour athletes, this winter promises high drama, fierce competition, and unforgettable moments on snow.

From everyone at ProXCskiing.com, thank you for being part of our global skiing community. Here’s to a healthy, happy, and fast new year of skiing, on snow and in spirit!

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