Daniel Hemetsberger Loses Helmet in Men’s Olympic Downhill Training Crash
Daniel Hemetsberger lost his helmet in a violent crash during Olympic downhill training in Bormio but is expected to race Saturday.
Fredrik Møller Airlifted After Crash in First Olympic Downhill Training
Fredrik Møller was airlifted from the Stelvio course after crashing in the first Olympic downhill training in Bormio and will miss Saturday’s race due to injury.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Fredrik Møller Return to Kitzbühel With Olympics Ahead
Norwegian speed stars Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Fredrik Møller return to Kitzbühel training as they build fitness, confidence, and timing ahead of the Olympic Games.
Julia Scheib tests super-G at Zauchensee as World Cup GS leader eyes bigger goals
World Cup giant slalom leader Julia Scheib takes on her first super-G of the season this weekend in Zauchensee, testing whether her GS dominance and growing confidence can translate to speed — and potentially elevate her overall World Cup ambitions.
Kristoffersen and Odermatt: Racing Towards 100 World Cup Podiums
Marco Odermatt and Henrik Kristoffersen enter January within reach of 100 World Cup podiums, a rare milestone that defines sustained excellence in alpine ski racing.
Olympic Champion Corinne Suter Injured in St. Moritz Training Crash
Corinne Suter crashed during downhill training in St. Moritz and suffered multiple leg injuries. The Olympic downhill champion is expected to miss about a month.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Copper Mountain return hopeful as decision nears
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde is hopeful he’ll return to racing in Thursday’s Copper Mountain super-G, but he won’t make the final decision until tomorrow.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Eyes Comeback at Beaver Creek After Grueling Recovery
More than a year after his devastating crash in Wengen, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde is preparing to return to Colorado, where he’ll train with the Norwegian team ahead of a possible World Cup comeback at Beaver Creek. His recovery has been long and painful, but his determination—and cautious optimism—remain unshaken.
Inside Swiss Speed: Coach Reto Nydegger’s Winning Formula
What makes the dominant Swiss men’s speed team so successful? Speed Team Head Coach Reto
Breezy Johnson Reflects on World Title, Kvitfjell Podium, and U.S. Speed Team
Breezy Johnson continued her strong season with a third-place finish in the Kvitfjell downhill, just weeks after capturing World Championship gold in Saalbach. Reflecting on her recent success, Johnson spoke about maintaining momentum, embracing the pressure of being a champion, and the supportive atmosphere within the deep U.S. women’s speed team. With the World Cup Finals approaching, she remains focused on delivering strong performances as she builds on her championship-winning form.
Max Franz’s Incredible Comeback: Forerunning After Breaking Both Legs
Despite enduring a grueling two-year recovery from devastating leg injuries, Max Franz is back on skis, embracing each step of his comeback with resilience and optimism. Testing his long skis as a forerunner in the women’s speed events at the World Championships, he proved to himself that his return to racing is no longer just a dream. "It was a long, hard road," he admitted, recalling the struggles of rehabilitation and the patience required to rebuild his strength. But each milestone, from conquering jumps to skiing a full downhill run, has reignited his confidence. With cautious optimism, Franz now eyes the ultimate goal—a return to the World Cup circuit—one step at a time.
Austria’s Home World Championships: Pride, Pressure, and Podiums in Saalbach 2025
The Saalbach-Hinterglemm World Championships have ignited passion among Austrian athletes and fans, blending history, home-snow advantage, and fierce competition. With roaring crowds of up to 22,500 fueling their performances, Austria’s top racers have delivered standout moments, from Stephanie Venier’s golden super-G run to Vincent Kriechmayr’s inspiring comeback. While injuries sidelined key athletes, the team continues to fight for podiums, and the next generation watches closely, inspired by their heroes on Zwölferkogel’s demanding slopes.
Macuga & Vickhoff Lie Celebrate World Championship Bronze with Family
Lauren Macuga and Kajsa Vickhoff Lie celebrated their shared bronze medals in the 2025 World Championship super-G with family, friends, and an electrified crowd in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria. Their emotional journeys—Macuga’s breakout performance and Vickhoff Lie’s comeback—highlighted the power of perseverance and team support. From heartfelt messages exchanged with family to the overwhelming joy of standing on the podium, their success resonated beyond the racecourse. With devoted fans, strong camaraderie, and Olympic dreams on the horizon, their stories reflect the essence of ski racing’s competitive spirit and deep personal connections.
Saalbach 2025: World’s Best Speed Racers Ready for Super-G Championship
Top speed racers are set to battle in the Super-G World Championship in Saalbach 2025. Defending champion James Crawford faces fierce competition from Marco Odermatt and a deep field of contenders on a perfectly prepared course.
Fredrik Møller’s Stunning Rise: Bormio Victory and World Cup Dreams
Fredrik Møller’s remarkable victory on the icy, demanding Stelvio course in Bormio has catapulted him into contention for the super-G World Cup title, trailing leader Marco Odermatt by just five points. In an exclusive interview, the 24-year-old Norwegian reflected on his calm approach, tactical strengths, and the confidence gained from earlier top finishes. As he prepares for the Lauberhorn and Hahnenkamm classics, Møller’s focus remains steady, embodying a blend of skill and mental resilience that signals a bright future on the World Cup circuit.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Honored at Norwegian Ski Area Amid Ongoing Recovery
The 2024 Christmas season included a special event for Aleksander Aamodt Kilde. The World Cup speed specialist unveiled an honorary wall in the lodge at the Norwegian ski area where he and his family have enjoyed many weekends and holidays skiing together during most of his younger years.
Cyprien Sarrazin Injured in Bormio Crash: Head Trauma and Emergency Surgery
French World Cup skier Cyprien Sarrazin suffered a severe head injury during a dramatic crash on the Stelvio downhill course in Bormio, Italy, Friday. Known for its demanding terrain, the course claimed Sarrazin after he landed hard off a roll and crashed through safety nets, prompting an airlift rescue. Diagnosed with a subdural hematoma, the Frenchman underwent emergency surgery, as confirmed by the French Ski Federation. Sarrazin had recorded the fastest training time just a day earlier and was eager to repeat his success from last season’s Bormio downhill. His crash has sparked renewed concerns over the icy, inconsistent conditions of this year’s course, with several racers criticizing its preparation and safety measures.
Julia Scheib: Overcoming Challenges to Compete with the Giant Slalom Elite
Julia Scheib’s journey from a small Styrian ski hill to World Cup podiums embodies determination and resilience. After breaking Austria’s five-year giant slalom podium drought with third place in Sölden, Scheib now sets her sights on her home race in Semmering. Reflecting on her career, she acknowledges setbacks like injuries and DNFs but highlights her evolution into a consistent contender through focus and hard work. With ambitious goals, including the giant slalom globe, Scheib’s racing story inspires young skiers to dream big, persevere, and prove doubters wrong—one turn at a time.
Exclusive: Marco Odermatt on Sölden, Kitzbühel, and Season Ambitions
As Marco Odermatt prepares for the men's World Cup opening GS in Sölden, Austria, on Oct. 27, the Swiss skiing legend shares his thoughts with Ski Racing Media.
Unstoppable Marco Odermatt: Pre-Season Highlights and New Goals
Marco Odermatt is one of the biggest favorites heading into the men’s World Cup season opener in Sölden, Austria. Here is a peek into the top skier's pre-season preparations.
Swiss World Cup Racer Niels Hintermann Diagnosed with Cancer
On October 9, Swiss World Cup racer Niels Hintermann announced his cancer diagnosis during a press conference. The 29-year-old downhill and super-G athlete will not compete during the 2024/25 season.
Norwegian World Champion Maria Tviberg Bids Farewell
Featured Image: Maria Tviberg. Credit: GEPA pictures Norwegian ski racer Maria Therese Tviberg announced her
Debate Ignites Over Fairness and Communication of New FIS Wild Card Rule
Athletes, coaches, and leadership within the alpine ski racing community discuss the fairness and communication process surrounding the new FIS Wild Card addition to the 2024/25 Rules for the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup. There are differing opinions. World Cup athlete Daniel Yule tells Swiss media that he was not consulted about the rule, contradicting other media reports.
Austrian Superstar Marco Schwarz Returns to Skiing – Indoor in Norway
This week, Austrian superstar Marco Schwarz returned to skiing Tuesday at the Norwegian indoor ski hall SNØ, seven months after his December 2023 knee injury.
