2022–23 FIS Alpine Ski Far East Cup

The 2022–23 FIS Alpine Ski Far East Cup is the upcoming Far East Cup season, the second international level competition in alpine skiing.^[1]

2022–23 FIS Alpine Ski Far East Cup
Discipline	Men	Women
Overall	Seigo Kato	Gim So-hui
Giant Slalom	Seigo Kato	Miki Ishibashi
Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Gim So-hui
Competition
Locations	4 venues	4 venues
Individual	14 events	14 events
←2021–22

Men

Calendar

Stage	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	Details
1	25 January 2023	Akan	Giant Slalom	Seigo Kato	Christoph Meissl	Lukas Gasser	[1]
2	26 January 2023		Giant Slalom	Noel Zwischenbrugger	Nicolas Gstrein	Tobias Kogler	[2]
3	27 January 2023		Slalom	Takayuki Koyama	Shiro Aihara	Hayata Wakatsuki	[3]
4	28 January 2023		Slalom	Michał Jasiczek	Lucas Rohrmoser	Shiro Aihara	[4]
5	2 February 2023	Alpensia	Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Seigo Kato	Michał Jasiczek	[5]
6	3 February 2023		Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Seigo Kato	Jedrzej Jasiczek	[6]
7	6 February 2023	Yongpyong	Giant Slalom	Shinya Miyamoto	Taiga Tomii	Seigo Kato	[7]
8	7 February 2023		Giant Slalom	Seigo Kato	Hong Dong-kwan	Ryoma Katayama	[8]
9	10 February 2023	Alpensia	Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Jedrzej Jasiczek	Michał Jasiczek	[9]
10	11 February 2023		Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Akira Sasaki	Ryunosuke Ohkoshi	[10]
11	28 February 2023	Sugadairakogen	Giant Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Takashi Shioiri	Ryunosuke Ohkoshi	[11]
12	1 March 2023		Giant Slalom	Seigo Kato	Jung Dong-hyun	Takashi Shioiri	[12]
13	2 March 2023		Slalom	Jung Dong-hyun	Shiro Aihara	Seigo Kato	[13]
14	3 March 2023		Slalom	Seigo Kato	Yohei Koyama	Shiro Aihara	[14]

Rankings

Overall Rank after 14 of 14 races Points 1   Seigo Kato 810 2   Jung Dong-hyun 691 3   Ryuma Sato 509 4   Ryunosuke Ohkoshi 449 5   Taiga Tomii 327

Giant Slalom Rank after 6 of 6 races Points 1   Seigo Kato 445 2   Taiga Tomii 256 3   Ryuma Sato 231 4   Hong Dong-kwan 209 5   Jung Dong-hyun 191

Slalom Rank after 8 of 8 races Points 1   Jung Dong-hyun 500 2   Seigo Kato 365 3   Jedrzej Jasiczek 313 4   Michał Jasiczek 291 5   Ryunosuke Ohkoshi 290

Women

Calendar

Stage	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	Details
1	23 January 2023	Akan	Giant Slalom	Miki Ishibashi	Gim So-hui	Mao Nakazawa	[15]
2	25 January 2023		Giant Slalom	Shizuku Hirota	Miki Ishibashi	Eren Watanabe	[16]
3	27 January 2023		Slalom	Gim So-hui	Miki Ishibashi	Eren Watanabe	[17]
4	28 January 2023		Slalom	Gim So-hui	Yukina Tomii	Konatsu Hasumi	[18]
5	2 February 2023	Alpensia	Slalom	Adriana Jelinkova	Gim So-hui	Yoko Ishijima	[19]
6	3 February 2023		Slalom	Adriana Jelinkova	Gim So-hui	Kang Youngseo	[20]
7	6 February 2023	Yongpyong	Giant Slalom	Miki Ishibashi	Adriana Jelinkova	Gim So-hui	[21]
8	7 February 2023		Giant Slalom	Adriana Jelinkova	Miki Ishibashi	Gim So-hui	[22]
9	10 February 2023	Alpensia	Slalom	Chisaki Maeda	Konatsu Hasumi	Yoko Ishijima	[23]
10	11 February 2023		Slalom	Yukina Tomii	Konatsu Hasumi	Chisaki Maeda	[24]
11	28 February 2023	Sugadairakogen	Giant Slalom	Miho Mizutani	Miki Ishibashi	Gim So-hui	[25]
12	1 March 2023		Giant Slalom	Miki Ishibashi	Gim So-hui	Miho Mizutani	[26]
13	2 March 2023		Slalom	Chisaki Maeda	Konatsu Hasumi	Yoko Ishijima	[27]
14	3 March 2023		Slalom	Miki Ishibashi	Eren Watanabe	Asami Katagiri	[28]

Rankings

Overall Rank after 14 of 14 races Points 1   Gim So-hui 857 2   Miki Ishibashi 827 3   Eren Watanabe 505 4   Chisaki Maeda 496 5   Yoko Ishijima 453

Giant Slalom Rank after 6 of 6 races Points 1   Miki Ishibashi 540 2   Gim So-hui 380 3   Shizuku Hirota 248 4   Ayano Yokoo 223 5   Eren Watanabe 181

Slalom Rank after 8 of 8 races Points 1   Gim So-hui 477 2   Konatsu Hasumi 380 3   Yoko Ishijima 351 4   Chisaki Maeda 337 5   Eren Watanabe 324

References

1. "World Cup Calendar Alpine Ski Far East Cup 2022/23". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 21 October 2022.