Ski Sunday 2017: Episode Guide & Ratings

The first Ski Sunday of the season comes from Adelboden in Switzerland, and features the men's slalom. Britain's Dave Ryding goes into the new year off the back of a career-best sixth place at the World Cup in Levi. Can the British skier contend for the podium with slalom greats Marcel Hirscher and Henrik Kristoffersen? The programme also features a tour of the UK's dryslopes with Olympic snowboarder Jamie Nicholls.

Ski Sunday comes from Wengen in Switzerland, home of the classic Lauberhorn. It is the longest and fastest downhill on the World Cup circuit. The show features Swiss freerider Jeremie Heitz, who takes big mountain skiing to jaw-dropping levels.

The programme comes from Kitzbuhel for the men's downhill on the infamous Hahnenkamm. There are also highlights from the women's downhill in Garmisch as well as an interview with Olympic snowboarding medal hopeful Billy Morgan as the Brit continues to push the boundaries in freestyle.

This edition comes from Cortina in Italy, home of the biggest downhill event in the women's World Cup. American Lindsey Vonn defends her title, having returned to action only nine weeks after suffering a broken arm. There are also highlights of the iconic night slalom from Schladming, Austria.

Ski Sunday comes from Innsbruck for the Air and Style big air competition. The world's best snowboarders, including Britain's Katie Ormerod and Billy Morgan, compete for this prestigious title, hoping to lay down an early marker ahead of next year's Winter Olympics. There are also highlights from Stockholm of the city slalom World Cup races.

Ski Sunday comes from St Moritz in Switzerland, host resort of the 2017 Alpine World Ski Championships. There are extended highlights of the blue riband events - the men's and women's downhill races. Graham Bell also gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how the British army are using ski touring to train their soldiers.

Ski Sunday's final programme of the current series comes from St Moritz, as the 2017 World Alpine Championships reaches its conclusion. The final event is the men's slalom, where Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen is favourite for gold, while Dave Ryding is looking for another podium finish in what has already been a terrific season for the Briton.

Ed Leigh and Jenny Jones present highlights of the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championships from Sierra Nevada in Spain.