The 2025/26 season showed what it means to perform - consistent, precise, and ready when it matters. With 46 World Cup podiums and seven Olympic medals from 19 athletes, including 20 victories and four gold medals, Atomic once again proved its place at the front of alpine racing.
Four World Cup globes underline that consistency, highlighted by the women’s Overall title.
At the center of it, Mikaela Shiffrin claimed her sixth Overall World Cup title, matching Atomic legend Annemarie Moser-Pröll. Nine wins in ten slalom races told a clear story - precision, resilience, and trust in every turn.
In speed, Sofia Goggia added a Super-G globe to her four Downhill titles, continuing to push what’s possible at high speeds.
But this winter was also about new chapters. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen opened one for Brazil - with a first World Cup win in Levi, a first globe, and Olympic gold that reached far beyond the race course.
Nicol Delago and Malorie Blanc claimed emotional first wins on home snow.
Marco Schwarz stepped onto the top of a speed podium for the first time, while Raphael Haaser delivered a strong first season on Redster skis with third overall
in Super-G.
In Crans-Montana, a full Atomic podium showed what shared performance looks like.
From first wins to historic milestones, this was a season that moved alpine racing forward - together.
