The 2016/17 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup was the thirty eighth

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season in

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. The season started on 3 September 2016 and ended on 26 March 2017. This season included six disciplines: moguls, aerials,

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and

big air Big air is a high-injury-risk sports discipline where the competitor rides a vehicle, such as a motocross motorcycle, a skateboard, a snowboard, or a pair of skis, down a hill or ramp and performs aerial tricks after launching off very large jum ...

Map of world cup hosts

All 33 locations hosting world cup events both for men and ladies.

Men

Ski Cross

Moguls

Aerials

Big Air

Slopestyle

Halfpipe

Women

Ski Cross

Moguls

Aerials

Big Air

Slopestyle

Halfpipe

Team

Men's standings

Overall

*Standings after 46 races.

Ski Cross

*Standings after 14 races.

Moguls

*Standings after 11 races.

Aerials

*Standings after 7 events.

Big Air

*Standings after 6 races.

Slopestyle

*Standings after 4 races.

Halfpipe

*Standings after 4 races.

Cross Alps Tour

*Standings after 6 races.

FIS Super Series

*Standings after 3 races.

Women's standings

Overall

*Standings after 46 races.

Ski Cross

*Standings after 13 races.

Moguls

*Standings after 11 races.

Aerials

*Standings after 7 events.

Big Air

*Standings after 6 races.

Slopestyle

*Standings after 5 races.

Halfpipe

*Standings after 4 races.

Cross Alps Tour

*Standings after 6 races.

FIS Super Series

*Standings after 3 races.

Nations Cup

Overall

*Standings after 92 events.

Men's overall

*Standings after 46 events.

Ladies' overall

*Standings after 46 events.

Ski Cross

*Standings after 27 events.

Moguls

*Standings after 22 events.

Aerials

*Standings after 14 events.

Big Air

*Standings after 12 events.

Slopestyle

*Standings after 9 events.

Halfpipe

*Standings after 8 events.

Cross Alps Tour Overall

*Standings after 12 events.

Men's Cross Alps Tour

*Standings after 6 events.

Ladies' Cross Alps Tour

*Standings after 6 events.

Footnotes

References

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