About the Author: Brian Pinelli

After a rough 2020-21 season in which she contemplated retirement, Federica Brignone is feeling refreshed, ready to bounce back with a new, individualized training program.

While weather-related cancellations of the Lenzerheide downhill and super-G ultimately crushed Odermatt's hopes of surpassing Pinturault in the overall last season, the late-season surge and runner-up finish was further evidence that the young Swiss is a serious all-around contender.

Three-time Olympic combined silver medalist Ivica Kostelic raises the question to FIS: “Why are you destroying 100 years of tradition?”

For many hosts, Olympic waste — money spent that doesn't bear fruit after the Games leave town — has been commonplace in recent decades. Not true for the Salt Lake City Games of 2002. Now, the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation is hoping to bring them back.

One of the more glaring aspects of this upcoming season’s World Cup calendar is the

Three-time Olympian shares game plan and philosophy towards Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games.

The now-lone North American representative on the FIS Council says, with new FIS President Johan Eliasch at the helm, change is coming to the international governing body.

After coming up just five votes short in the recent election for FIS Council, Ken Read says it's disappointing that Canada doesn't currently have a seat at the table. The goal now is to get someone else elected, confirming he will not run again.

Katharina Liensberger’s Instagram bio reads: Ski fast, do what you love, let dreams come true

Imagine downhill racers launching themselves from a 3,899-meter start altitude, racing in the shadow of

Overall World Cup titles may have been claimed by France and Slovakia, and although it

Livio Magoni, the coach of the recently crowned overall World Cup champion Petra Vlhova, has

From Bratislava to Liptovsky Mikulas to Kosice, the Slivovitz, a celebratory drink in honor of

Racers remain agitated and perplexed about the shoddy preparation of the Lino Lacedelli piste –

Asa Ando put on quite the show – displaying speed and form down the Druscie

River Radamus will take to the race hill for Friday’s world championship giant slalom, determined

Nina O’Brien laid down a blistering opening giant slalom run clocking a time just 0.02

Dual gender team events have been contested at world championships since 2005 – the FIS