The Lauberhornrennen is a prestigious annual ski race held in Wengen, Switzerland. It is part of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and features one of the longest downhill courses in the world, measuring about 4.5 kilometers. The event attracts top skiers from around the globe, showcasing their skills on challenging terrain. The race typically takes place in January and includes three main events: downhill, slalom, and combined. The Lauberhorn mountain provides a stunning backdrop, making it a popular destination for both athletes and spectators. The event has a rich history, dating back to 1930, and is celebrated for its thrilling competition and festive atmosphere.