Levi will open World Cup's slalom competition
In the land of Reindeer and saunas, they enjoy a bit of good natured competition.
Kueng, Zahrobsky claim opening Europa Cup wins
Swiss skier Patrick Kueng got his season, and that of the Europa Cup circuit, off
New Steamboat program has students in Europe through october
A group of student/athletes from the Lowell Whiteman School and neighboring Steamboat Springs Winter Sports
Grange, Zuzulova win first European Indoor Championships
Jean-Baptiste Grange of France and Veronika Zuzulova of Slovakia hold the distinction of being the
Junior racers get aid from Masters group
The Rocky Mountain Masters awarded four junior ski racers with funds to help out their
Robbins leads eight to U.S. Ski Hall of Fame
Long time Ski Racing contributor Paul Robbins is among eight inductees for the Class of
Palander continues to attempt a return
Kalle Palander, the 2003 World Cup slalom champion, the 1999 world slalom champion, has not
German Jumpers will earn cash for gold medals
Spanning the Nordic WorldBy Peter Q GravesWe talked with Ralph Eder, the PR chief for
Svindal may miss Levi to leg bruise
It appears defending World Cup champion Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway may miss at least
Cross country champ Cologna returns to training
23 year-old Dario Cologna, the reining World Cup cross-country overall champion, has resumed his training
Didier Cuche masters flats to win Soelden
What Didier Cuche did between the bottom of the steep and the finish line left
Ligety first run errors drop him behind Cuche
The defending World Cup giant slalom champion, 35-year old Swiss Didier Cuche demonstrated why he
Poutiainen wins World Cup opener by smallest margin
Tanja Poutiainen, the veteran of the Finnish Ski Team, collected the first win of the
Italians grab early Soelden lead; Hosp injured
SOLDEN, Austria - Italy's Denise Karbon and Manuela Moelgg stand one-two after the first run
Lindsey Vonn talks about transition to Head
On the Thursday before racing even started at Soelden, Lindsay Vonn had a very busy
World Cup openers important in many ways
by Hank McKeeIt has become tradition: Saturday (for the women) and Sunday (for the men)
Soelden World Cups given the green light
FIS representative Hans Pieren has given the okay for the races at Soelden to go
Hermann Maier ends his storied ski racing career
By Patrick LangA week prior the start of the next alpine World Cup season one
Foettinger tabbed as Fischer CEO
By Peter Q. GravesAustrian native Franz Foettinger has been named the new CEO at Fischer
Ronny Herr win Swiss combined title
by Peter GravesRain, Rain Go away. It wasn't just at Lake Placid yesterday where it
Lodwick claims U.S. Nordic Combined title
By Peter GravesLAKE PLACID, NY---This is a place that overflows with Olympic memories and achievements.
U.S. men wrap up Portillo speed camp
The U.S. men's alpine team got great conditions during their two week stay in Portillo,
Swiss suffer another setback as Camastral injured
Still another Swiss injury has been reported as Aita Camastral joined the ranks with a
U.S. Masters leave Chile with Andean Gold
By Bill SkinnerForty Masters from U.S. and Canada descended on Valle Nevado, Chile to train
