What is the Canada Cup series and how is it structured?
Rule- Canada
- Freestyle Canada
- Canada Cup
- Moguls
- Park and pipe
- U14-U18+
- 2025-26
- Athletes
The Freestyle Canada 2025-2026 Canada Cup Guidelines (October 2025) cover aerials, halfpipe, moguls and dual moguls, and slopestyle, big air and rail events. The Canada Cup has two layers:
High Performance stream (FIS series): the Canada Cup - FIS Series presented by TOYO TIRES.
- Slopestyle, halfpipe, big air and rail events, including the Canadian Championship.
- Moguls and dual moguls, including Apex Classic and the Canadian Championship.
- The Canadian Aerial Championship.
- FIS sanctioned events are open to foreign athletes.
Development stream (Train-to-Train): the Canada Cup - Development Series.
- Development Park and Pipe Series (slopestyle, halfpipe, big air and rail events), including the Canadian Junior Championships.
- Development Mogul Series (moguls and dual moguls), including the Canadian Junior Championships (with an aerial event).
Entries in Freestyle Canada sanctioned events, including qualifying events for FIS competitions, follow FIS gender categories. The Canada Cup rules are guided by the FIS ICR; where they conflict, Canada Cup rules take precedence. Competitors and coaches must follow the rules, the host resort's instructions and any special instructions from the Technical Delegate or organizing committee.
Source: https://cdn.sanity.io/files/5hgz6u4c/production/31c8f9f9018f590f0dd3d545d01cae92e9af892c.pdf
Added 25 Oct 2026