The women's super-G competition of the 2026 Winter Olympics was held on Thursday, 12 February, at Olimpia delle Tofane in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Federica Brignone of Italy won the event, Romane Miradoli of France was second and Cornelia Hütter of Austria third. For Brignone this was the first Olympic gold, whereas Miradoli and Hütter won their first Olympic medals.
Background The 2022 champion, Lara Gut-Behrami, missed the Olympics due to injury, as did bronze medalist Michelle Gisin. Silver medalist Mirjam Puchner qualified for the event. Prior to the Olympics on the World Cup circuit, Mikaela Shiffrin led the overall and Sofia Goggia the super-G standings. Shiffrin did not enter the super-G at this Olympics. Stephanie Venier was the reigning world champion. The Olimpia delle Tofane course is a regular stop on the World Cup circuit, with women's speed events usually held in January.
Qualification
Results The race started at 11:30 local time (UTC+1) under overcast skies. The air temperature was at the starting gate and at the finish area; the snow condition was hard packed. Rank Bib Name Country Time Behind 6 1:23.41 15 1:23.82 +0.41 10 1:23.93 +0.52 4 12 1:23.94 +0.53 5 13 1:24.17 +0.76 5 2 1:24.17 +0.76 7 11 1:24.18 +0.77 8 16 1:24.44 +1.03 8 14 1:24.44 +1.03 10 1 1:24.65 +1.24 11 5 1:24.80 +1.39 12 20 1:25.02 +1.61 13 22 1:25.40 +1.99 14 31 1:25.58 +2.17 15 18 1:25.61 +2.20 16 27 1:25.85 +2.44 17 28 1:25.95 +2.54 18 26 1:26.07 +2.66 19 29 1:26.32 +2.91 20 38 1:27.94 +4.53 21 40 1:28.51 +5.10 22 39 1:28.68 +5.27 23 30 1:29.18 +5.77 24 33 1:29.21 +5.80 25 41 1:31.22 +7.81 26 43 1:31.37 +7.96 3 DNF 4 DNF 7 DNF 8 DNF 9 DNF 17 DNF 19 DNF 21 DNF 23 DNF 24 DNF 25 DNF 32 DNF 34 DNF 35 DNF 36 DNF 37 DNF 42 DNF
References
External links FIS-Ski.com – 2026 Winter Olympics – Women's Super-G