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The common refrain in Alpine skiing goes something like: “Norway does this, Norway does that.” It has become standard in the ski racing world to covet everything about the Norwegians, from their team culture and Attacking Vikings spirit to their results across all disciplines and their untrammeled Olympic success. 

When Per Lundstam came back to US Ski and Snowboard as Director of Alpine Sports Science last fall, it was more of a homecoming than a job change.

Four years ago, the US Ski Team cut its entire men’s World Cup slalom team. This year at the Olympics, Team USA included only one slalom skier.

The NCAA Championships in Park City marked the final collegiate race for Peter Dodge, who is stepping down as Dartmouth College’s men’s coach after 33 years

In the wake of the 2022 Olympic team announcements, Ted Ligety spoke exclusively with Ski

The saga of reallocated Olympic quota spots continues as four more athletes gained Olympic berths

Photo: U.S. Ski & Snowboard With the conclusion of the Olympic qualification period on Sunday,

It’s crunch time — the final stretch of competitions before 2022 Olympic teams are named.

This story comes courtesy of our friends at the International Skiing History Association. When Alpine

Photo: @steven_kornreich // @usskiteam After taking a COVID hiatus, NorAms returned earlier this season. From

Perhaps overshadowed by another American at the top of the podium, the U.S. Ski Team's Paula Moltzan, a UVM alum, was elated to finish seventh in front of her home crowd in Sunday's slalom at Killington.

Weather may have stopped the race at Killington, but it did not stop the crowd,

"In terms of excitement around the race and weekend, it feels the same as the first time in Killington, and maybe even more so," says O Brien. "It's always the highlight of my season. I love being there."

This season, a group of 11 athletes from six different countries have teamed up under the direction of Global Racing’s founder and coach, Paul Epstein. These athletes are hoping to claim or reclaim a spot on the World Cup tour.

With trusted partner Nordica in her corner, Andreja Slokar is ready to build off last season's success.

In developing their latest junior race skis, Marker Dalbello Völkl tapped into the expertise of former World Cup athletes in the MDV family who are now raising the next generation of ski racers.

These programs are proving you don't need a big budget — or a big vertical drop — to make a big impact.

After first being exposed to the sport at Snowy Range, a tiny ski area 30 miles west of Laramie, Wyo., Anna and Max Marno put all their eggs in the ski racing basket and came out ahead on the other side.