Black Diamond: Calendaring issues need to be thought through
Future calendars were the critical agenda items for the FIS World Cup Committee meeting in
Future calendars were the critical agenda items for the FIS World Cup Committee meeting in
ANTALYA, Turkey – Beaver Creek and Vail’s victory was not just a win for the
The International Ski Federation (FIS) is not known for dramatic transformation, but this spring may
One might think after USSA’s best winter games in its history and another globe gathering
ASPEN –The FIS made a decision last spring to inject all women’s technical courses this
Isn’t it time that Austrian officials began to consider sportsmanship instead of focusing on winning
SOLDEN, Austria — In case you haven't noticed, the FIS is looking eastward for the
It was through his son, Craig, that I first met Nick Badami. Craig was a
There was a considerable discussion last week that revolved around a blog written by American
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — It is seldom that I find myself not in the
The weather debacle that unfolded during the first few days of the World Cup Finals
Why does alpine racing always react after the fact? Do we have to have a
ASPEN, Colo. — Poor old Aspen. It has been running world-class races longer than any
It seems irresponsible. It has taken five years and an extraordinarily warm, snowless winter in
This spring, a specially selected committee comprised of the members of the FIS Council and
When the United States Ski and Snowboard Association failed to pick up European World Cup
The alpine World Cup, the inaugural World Cup, found itself looking in the eye of
The alpine Nations Cup is a joke, and unfortunately that says a lot about where
BLACK DIAMONDS: U.S. downhillers gear up for time trial