European International Schools Ski Race
17th EISSR Competition - January 2024
Race Dates
Thursday 25th January - Team Captains meeting (evening) **
Friday 26th January - Giant Slalom (Lauberhorn), parallel (Figeler)
Saturday 27th January - Slalom (Bumps)
Sunday 28th January - Super-G (Lauberhorn)
** Please note the TCM this year will take place in the Music Room at the Falken Hotel at 9pm. We look forward to seeing you all there.
Age Groups 2024
A quick reminder of the age groups for this competition. You must supply the correct year of birth for all competitors on your entry forms so that we can allocate the athletes to the right age group.
Division | Group | 2024 Event | 2025 Event | |
| Seniors | A | 2004-2007 | 2005-2008 | |
| B | 2008-2009 | 2009-2010 | ||
| Juniors | C | 2010-2011 | 2011-2012 | |
| D | 2012 and younger | 2013 and younger | ||
Live Timing
Our technical service includes 'Live Timing' which allows you to follow the race on phone or computer no matter where you are! Just use the links below to find the race you are looking for.
Results 2024
- Slalom
- Giant Slalom
- Super-G
- Combined Competition
- Team Competition
Previous Events
Congratulations
Congratulations to all current and previous prize-winners, thank you to all the competitors for a great series of races, to all those who helped in any way with the competition (especially all you gate keepers) and of course a huge "thank you" to Colin at SkiSet for his much appreciated support.
What is EISSR?
The European International Schools Ski Race is a competition held in Wengen (Switzerland) at the end of January every year, and involves over 150 young skiers from international schools in the region, taking part in Alpine ski racing in a friendly yet professional setup.
Every competitor gets the chance to follow in the tracks of the worlds greatest skiers, finding out what it feels like to launch themself from the start hut at the top of the Lauberhorn - arguably one of the top race pistes on the FIS World Cup circuit.
If you want a taste of what it's like, why not follow the FIS World Cup which takes place two weeks before our competition? Our racers probably won't be going quite that fast and the crowds are a little smaller, but it will give you some idea of what it's like!