The 2026 Winter Olympics commenced on February 6th at the San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy, marking the beginning of a series of Alpine skiing competitions. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the schedule for these competitions, which includes ten events. Notably, this year sees one less competition than in the previous Olympic Games due to the International Olympic Committee's decision to eliminate the mixed-team event from the lineup.

This iteration of the Olympics introduces notable changes, particularly in the combination events, where for the first time, both men and women will have separate team competitions. This allows nations to nominate specialists for downhill and slalom, rather than requiring the same athlete to compete in both disciplines. The article lists the schedule of events, which kicks off with men's downhill on February 7, followed by women's downhill on February 8, and continues with various team and individual races throughout the week, culminating in the Super-G on February 11.

The Alpine skiing competitions at the Winter Olympics are highly anticipated, and the article highlights some of the leading athletes who are expected to contend for medals. With the revised format and the inclusion of new team competitions, the 2026 Winter Olympics promises to deliver exciting and competitive sporting events that could potentially redefine how Alpine skiing is approached at the Olympic level.