Cochran-Siegle poised to raise his downhill game
The 30-year-old Vermont racer seeks to build on his Olympic super-G success and climb the
Brignone star-struck for Copper Mountain training
Federica Brignone expresses disappointment about the cancellations of the Soelden GS and inaugural Zermatt-Cervinia downhill, essentially what would have been a home race for her in Italy’s Aosta Valley.
U.S. Ski Team tech squad trades skis for surfboards, temporarily
Surf’s up for Radamus, U.S. teammates, as Mancuso plays host to racers on the tropical
Ledecká officially parts ways with Atomic
PyeongChang 2018 Olympic super-G gold medalist Ester Ledecká has officially announced that she is leaving Atomic after more than a decade of racing for the Austrian ski brand.
Daron Rahlves Stoked on Palisades Tahoe World Cups
California Dreaming: Palisades Tahoe World Cup races provide an opportunity to continue the Squaw Valley's legacy. Truckee resident and twelve-time World Cup winner Daron Rahlves: “The stoke is high for World Cup races at Palisades Tahoe!”
Inspired by Formula One: Eliasch Brings World Cup Men Back the U.S.
Inspired by Formula One’s Miami Grand Prix, FIS President Johan Eliasch drives to attract new audiences through Aspen, Palisades Tahoe World Cup races. Aspen and Palisades Tahoe, formerly Squaw Valley, will again welcome the world’s premier men’s ski racers next February and March. New opportunities to market and promote the sport Stateside are abounding with four U.S. venues on next season's calendar.
Italian ski racing “Iron Man” Christof Innerhofer has no plans of slowing down
The 37-year-old veteran racer recently underwent post-season surgery to repair a ruptured meniscus. He is now pain-free, preparing for off-season training and looking forward to his 17th season on tour.
Ski racing’s marquee event will return to the historic Swiss Alps resort of Crans Montana, forty years after it last hosted in 1987
The Swiss ski resort which was home to the first organized downhill ski race in 1911 has been awarded the 2027 FIS Alpine World Ski Championship.
Shiffrin’s Need for Speed?
Considering her momentous, title-clinching showing at high speed in the French Alps, the question is
Bode Miller reminisces about working with longtime coach Forest Carey, Team America adventures and his Vancouver 2010 breakthrough
After 14 years with the U.S. Ski Team, Carey was unexpectedly relieved of his coaching duties in March, a move that left athletes shocked and disappointed. Miller: “It’s a huge loss for the team, but not the first time that I’ve seen them shoot themselves in the foot.”
Recently ousted, beloved U.S. Ski Team coach Forest Carey reflects on his career
Forest Carey reflects on his career with the U.S. Ski Team, highlighting his cooperation with Bode Miller, Ted Ligety, and Ryan Cochran-Siegle.
A GS to remember: Open to all and attended by many, the world’s longest GS, the Südtirol Gardenissima, is back
700 competitors of all ages and abilities attempted the 115 gate course, which boasts a 3300 vertical-foot drop over its four mile long stretch.
Two titles on the line as World Cup season draws to a close
The men’s slalom and women’s giant slalom titles will both come down to the wire,
Kilde strategizes with Shiffrin in downhill title quest
Poised to deny Beat Feuz’s bid for an unprecedented fifth consecutive World Cup downhill title
Moelgg bids an emotional farewell in Flachau
Manfred Moelgg savored the moment under the lights in Flachau, his final race after nearly
Retired Italian downhiller Kristian Ghedina looks ahead to Cortina 2026 Olympics
Kristian Ghedina intently watched as his brother Gianpietro, the mayor of Cortina d’Ampezzo, alongside Milan
FIS SG Vion nearly suspended questionable Olympic qualification races, pleased overall with Games
It was an inauspicious start to the Olympic Alpine events at the Chinese National Alpine
Men’s Olympic slalom appears entirely wide open
With six different winners in six World Cup slalom races this season, the final men's
Goggia seeks to overcome injury, defend Olympic DH gold
The Italian star Goggia was fourth fastest behind Swiss Joana Haehlen in Monday’s final training run on the 3.2-kilometer course called ‘The Rock'. She seeks to become just the second women to win consecutive Olympic downhill titles and first Italian woman to win the prestigious once every four years race.
River Radamus skis to ‘bittersweet’ fourth; Tommy Ford 12th ‘like riding a bike’
It was probably an unlikely scenario: If Olympic GS champion Marco Odermatt would have made
Ledecka seeks skiing-snowboarding double-double in women’s super-G
Storylines abound in what is shaping up to be an intriguing Olympic super-G as the
Can the alpine combined be saved?
Three-time Olympic combined silver medalist Ivica Kostelic raises the question to FIS: “Why are you destroying 100 years of tradition?”
Back to ‘The Rock’ for men’s Olympic SG
The U.S. Ski Team starts a full squad of four racers returning to ‘The Rock’
Shiffrin begins quest for five medals in defense of giant slalom gold
Mikaela Shiffrin starts her ambitious pursuit of five Olympic medals in the first of five
