Far West Masters lists a four-day Masters race camp at Mammoth Mountain from Tuesday through Friday, December 1-4, 2026. The current first-party schedule identifies giant slalom as the planned discipline and labels final plans TBA. That means the dates, venue and GS focus are official, while daily start and finish times, base lodge, training hill, coaches, ability standard, participant cap, registration path, fee, deadline, lift access, lodging, meals, video analysis, equipment support and cancellation terms are not yet published. Missing online preregistration is not treated as a closure: camp registration status is simply not announced, and there is no verified on-site signup, invitation or qualification rule yet. The current Mammoth Race Department page describes its Masters program as serious alpine race training with gate drills, training courses, video analysis, race preparation, dynamic progressions, drills and free skiing, but that page still shows the prior 2025 camp dates; those program details are context, not a confirmed 2026 itinerary. Likewise, a prior-season camp was described as open to the public, but current 2026 eligibility remains TBA. The camp leads directly into the separate Dec. 5-6 Far West Masters Mammoth GS weekend, making it a useful preseason preparation block for Southern California adult racers. Far West Masters' current schedule says both Far West and U.S. Ski & Snowboard memberships are required to race, and its current GS safety guidance requires a FIS-certified race helmet marked 'Conform to FIS Specifications RH 2013,' bans helmet cameras and fluorinated wax, and recommends discipline-appropriate equipment. Camp-specific membership, waiver and equipment rules must still be confirmed when the packet appears. Weather and snow conditions can change the schedule, so participants should recheck the live schedule, Mammoth operations and organizer communications before travel. The retained image is a visually reviewed current first-party schedule capture with the exact Dec. 1-4 Mammoth Masters race camp row, GS discipline and final-plans-TBA warning visible.

Training camp, not a scored competition. Current schedule lists GS; drill progression, timed runs, video review, lane access and coaching groups are TBA.

Far West Masters

Current 2026 camp eligibility is TBA. The still-live prior-season Mammoth description called the comparable camp open to the public and geared toward serious alpine racers, but that language is not treated as a confirmed 2026 rule.

No camp results are expected or announced.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard context; current camp sanction/insurance details TBA

Far West Masters Mammoth Race Camp 2026

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area

Far West Masters schedules two giant slalom races at Mammoth Mountain on Saturday and Sunday, December 5-6, 2026. The organizer currently lists GS on both days, but race venue/course, start times, check-in, communications, entry fees, entry deadline, lift-ticket arrangements and daily finish times are still TBA. Registration is not yet open: the first-party schedule says it opens in November 2026 and explicitly says there are no day-of-race signups. Do not travel expecting to enter at the hill. Far West Masters says racing is open to skiers age 18 and older from beginners through former World Cup athletes. A current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Master membership or eligible short-term Alpine Master membership is required; racers doing more than one Far West weekend must also join Far West Masters. The current organizer membership page lists Far West dues at $20 through November 23, then $25, and U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Master membership at $144; those are membership costs, not this event's still-unpublished race fee. The current registration guide says online registration is through Masters AdminSkiRacing, typical early entry is the Sunday before with a $5-per-race late fee afterward, typical final entry/cancellation is 7:00 PM one or two days before racing, and every entrant must appear on the start list. Event-specific deadlines will control once posted. Giant slalom requires a FIS-certified race helmet marked 'Conform to FIS Specifications RH 2013'; no helmet cams or projecting attachments are allowed. Competitors may not continue after losing a ski or missing a gate in GS, and fast/shadow course inspection is prohibited. The organizer warns weather or snow conditions may change the schedule and says cancelled races are not charged. Check the live schedule, registration portal, registered-competitor email/text updates and Mammoth operations before departure. The retained image is a current first-party schedule capture with the Dec. 5-6 Mammoth row, GS/GS program, registration-opening month and no-day-of-race-signup warning visible.

One giant slalom is scheduled each day. Far West Masters uses five-year age classes and an optional Open class. First-run order is drawn within class; second-run order is reverse first-run finish time within class. Event-specific course, run count and timing documents are not yet posted.

Skiers age 18+ of all levels. A current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Master or eligible short-term membership is required. Far West Masters membership is required if racing more than one Far West weekend.

Organizer rules provide top-three awards in each age class and Open class; event-specific ceremony and award details are TBA.

Results destination retained; 2026 Mammoth opener results are not yet available.

Far West Masters Mammoth Giant Slalom Weekend 2026

Far West Masters schedules a three-day alpine speed weekend at Mammoth Mountain for January 22-24, 2027. Friday has two super-G races, Saturday has two super-G races, and Sunday has one giant slalom; the first super-G on Friday and Saturday is scored for the National Speed Series (NSS). The organizer currently lists the disciplines and dates, but race venue/course, training or inspection windows, check-in, communications, entry fees, entry deadline, lift-ticket arrangements, start times, awards and daily finish times are still TBA. Registration is not yet open: the first-party schedule says it opens in November 2026 and explicitly says there are no day-of-race signups. Do not travel expecting to enter at the hill. Far West Masters says racing is open to skiers age 18 and older, from beginners through former World Cup athletes. A current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Master membership or eligible short-term Alpine Master membership is required; racers doing more than one Far West weekend must also join Far West Masters. Current organizer pricing lists Far West dues at $20 through November 23, then $25, and U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Master membership at $144; those are membership costs, not this event's still-unpublished race fee. The current registration guide says online registration is through Masters AdminSkiRacing, typical early entry is Sunday before racing with a $5-per-race late fee afterward, typical final entry/cancellation is 7:00 PM one or two days before the first race, and each entrant must appear on the closed start list. Event-specific deadlines will control when posted. A FIS-certified race helmet marked 'Conform to FIS Specifications RH 2013' is required; helmet cameras and projecting attachments are prohibited. Far West rules defer to the current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Alpine Masters Competition Guide for full super-G and giant-slalom equipment/course requirements. The organizer warns that weather or snow conditions may change the program and says cancelled races are not charged. Check the live schedule, registration portal, registered-competitor email/text updates, Mammoth operations and the eventual race flyer before departure. The retained image is a current exact first-party schedule-row capture showing Jan. 22-24, Mammoth Speed Races, SG/SG plus Sunday GS, NSS scoring, November registration opening and the no-day-of-race warning.

Results are not yet available. The organizer says the first super-G on Friday and Saturday will count for National Speed Series scoring.

Far West Masters Mammoth Speed Races 2027

Far West Masters holds a one-day masters slalom (SL) race at Palisades Tahoe’s Alpine Meadows base on Friday, March 5, 2027. It opens the Far West Masters weekend at the resort, ahead of the Bernard Cup giant slalom on March 6-7 on the Olympic Valley side. The race runs under U.S. Ski & Snowboard Masters rules for adult racers. Entry fees, deadlines, check-in and start times are TBA; the organizer states registration opens in November 2026 with no day-of-race sign-ups, and racers must hold a current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Masters competitor license.

Adult masters alpine racers holding a current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Masters competitor license.

Results will be posted by Far West Masters after the race.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard (Masters) / Far West

Far West Masters Slalom at Alpine Meadows (Palisades Tahoe) 2027

Palisades Tahoe - Alpine Meadows base

The Far West Masters Bernard Cup returns to Palisades Tahoe on March 6-7, 2027, a two-day masters giant slalom (GS) race weekend on the Olympic Valley side of the resort. It is part of the Far West Masters ski racing series for adult racers, run under U.S. Ski & Snowboard Masters rules. The Bernard Cup weekend caps a run of Far West Masters races across Tahoe, and at Palisades it is preceded by a Far West Masters slalom day at the resort’s Alpine Meadows base on Friday, March 5. Entry fees, deadlines, race-day check-in and start times are still to be announced; the organizer states registration opens in November 2026 and there are no day-of-race sign-ups. Racers must hold a current U.S. Ski & Snowboard Masters competitor license.

Results will be posted by Far West Masters after the race weekend.

Upcoming Events from Far West Masters

Far West Masters Mammoth Race Camp 2026

Far West Masters Mammoth Giant Slalom Weekend 2026

Far West Masters Mammoth Speed Races 2027

Far West Masters Slalom at Alpine Meadows (Palisades Tahoe) 2027

Far West Masters Bernard Cup 2027 (Palisades Tahoe)