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Ski Sunday returns for 2016 with the giant slalom from Adelboden.
Graham Bell and Ed Leigh present from the Swiss resort, with over 20,000 ski racing fanatics expecting a classic contest between 2015's world champion Ted Ligety and World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher. Chemmy Alcott brings the best of the action from the women's downhill from St Anton. And Tim Warwood has been behind the scenes of GB Olympian Jamie Nicholls's shoot for his latest viral video.
This programme comes from Wengen, Switzerland - home of the fastest, longest and most gruelling downhill course on the World Cup circuit.
There are also highlights of the women's giant slalom from Ofterschwang in Germany and a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most spectacular freeskiing film shoots - the incredible Legs of Steel.
Ski Sunday comes from Kitzbühel in Austria, home of the classic World Cup downhill. Raced over the infamous Streif, winning here guarantees legendary status. There are also highlights of the women's downhill from Cortina, and Jenny Jones meets the girl who beat her to Olympic gold in 2014 - the queen of snowboarding, Jamie Anderson.
Ski Sunday comes from Schladming, home of the famous night slalom. Over 50,000 Austrian fans will flank the Planai piste to scream home their ski-racing heroes. And Jenny Jones is in Laax for the European Open slopestyle competition and will bring unique access to the British riders competing in Switzerland.
Ski Sunday comes from Jeongseon in South Korea, host of the men's downhill World Cup test event as preparations gear up for the Winter Olympics here in 2018.
Ed Leigh and Graham Bell visit the key venues and look at what is still to be built ahead of the first winter Games to be staged in Asia.
Chemmy Alcott joins Ed Leigh and Graham Bell at Crans-Montana, Switzerland, for the women's downhill, where all eyes are on Lindsey Vonn.
The last Ski Sunday of the series comes from Chamonix. Ed and Graham present from what is arguably the extreme sport capital of Europe, which plays host to the historic Kandahar races, including the iconic men's downhill. Jenny Jones also reports from the Winter Youth Olympics in Lillehammer.
And we hear from British snowboarder Sascha Hamm, who spends his week working in a London office but competes on the Freeride World Tour at weekends.
