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Laurenne Ross finishes fourth, leading four U.S. skiers in the top 10.

Stacey Cook, Julia Mancuso and Laurenne Ross ski to third, fourth and fifth.

Birds of Prey base area readies for World Champs.

Stacey Cook rips a fast run, finishing fourth, but looks to pick up time on technical sections.

First training run goes to Lotte Smithseth Sejersted, but Americans make strong showing led by McKennis.

Americans led by Weibrecht and Ganong in 20th and 21st.

Several days of snow made things interesting for the racers, but overall the track was running smoothly, they said.

While heavy snow still characterized most of the day Friday, the weather is expected to improve for tomorrow's downhill.

The gold medalist says she'll shift her focus to tech in the run-up to Aspen.

On Friday, the Americans trained alongside the Swiss, Germans, Italians, French and Norwegians.

Ilka Stuhec, Viktoria Rebensburg, Tina Weirather and others were among the competition at Copper Mountain on Wednesday.

What Aksel Lund Svindal can learn from Steven Nyman; hope for the 2015 World Champs?

Neureuther grabs the final podium spot in third.

Lindsey Vonn downplays reports that she is considering making a start at the Aspen World Cup Nov. 29-30

U.S. men's team settles on athletes for the World Cup slalom opener in Levi, Finland.

The second half of October in the High Country has been unusually warm and dry, forcing the USST to rethink its plans for the Speed Center at Copper Mountain.

How Colorado’s Golden Peak may produce even more gold medalists.

With suboptimal training conditions Ted Ligety looks to extend his winning streak in Soelden.