2027 World Championships: Snowboard Parallel Slalom ​|​ Qualifying & Finals

While wide, fast turns dominate the giant slalom, the parallel slalom is the ultimate test of precision for alpine snowboarders. With a gate spacing of just 12 meters, this course demands maximum agility, shorter boards, and flawless reflexes from the athletes. Anyone who edges in even a fraction of a second too late here is mercilessly eliminated from the race.

Schedule:

• 9:30–10:04 a.m. Women’s Qualifying
• 10:06–10:40 a.m. Men’s Qualifying
• 10:42–11:07 a.m. Women’s EliminationRound
• 11:10–11:35 a.m. Men’s elimination round
• 2:00–2:16 p.m. Women’s Round of 16
• 2:16–2:32 p.m. Men’s Round of 16
• 2:32–2:40 p.m. Women’s Quarterfinals
• 2:40–2:48 p.m. Men’s Quarterfinals
• 2:51–2:56 p.m. Women’s Semifinals
• 2:56–3:01 p.m. Men’s Semifinals
• 3:04–3:10 p.m. Women’s Final
• 3:13–3:19 p.m. Men’s Final
• Starting at 3:29 p.m.: Winners’ presentations and interviews in the finish area
• 7:30 p.m. Medal ceremony & entertainment program at the Medal Plaza in Schruns
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  Schedule subject to change.

How to Get There:
The competitions will take place in the Gargellen ski area, near the mountain station. Further details on how to get there

Ticket Info:
All competitions as part of the 2027 World Championships, as well as the supporting program at Kirchplatz in Schruns, are free to attend. For competitions on the mountain, all you need is a valid ski lift ticket. More information on ski lift tickets