American ski racing fans don’t hear a lot about the Europa Cup for good reason.
Hank McKeeDec 17, 2010Michael Walchhofer had won twice before in super G, and one of those was at
Hank McKeeDec 17, 2010By Hank McKee Oh, that wacky jet stream. Freezing oranges and tourists in Florida and
Hank McKeeDec 16, 2010On “a very important day for us,” according to the director of the 2011 World
Hank McKeeDec 16, 2010Italian Christof Innerhofer edged out Michael Walchhofer to lead the second of three training runs
Hank McKeeDec 16, 2010By Steven Nyman(Taken from his blog with permission) Wow! Don’t get me wrong with all
Hank McKeeDec 15, 2010It was just a little mid-week Europa Cup at Obereggen, Italy. Well, not so little,
Hank McKeeDec 15, 2010On a classic old course – Val Gardena’s Saslong downhill track – the old veterans
Hank McKeeDec 15, 2010Austria’s slalom specialists exited early in the World Cup test at Val d’Isere today (Dec.
Hank McKeeDec 12, 2010Ted Ligety is on fire. After taking the opening GS at Beaver Creek last Sunday
Hank McKeeDec 11, 2010Ted Ligety’s first run was a thing of beauty. The second run made that look
Hank McKeeDec 05, 2010Ted ligety grabbed control of the World Cup Birds of Prey GS after the first
Hank McKeeDec 05, 2010And that, young skiers, is why inspection is important. Austrian Georg Streitberger, barely a household
Hank McKeeDec 04, 2010Bibs three and two wound up one and two in the final training run for
Hank McKeeDec 02, 2010“That,” said Manuel Osborne-Paradis, “was the longest downhill run of my life. What was it,
Hank McKeeDec 02, 2010Training runs are training runs and the results from them cannot be underestimated. Having Didier
Hank McKeeNov 30, 2010It was all about the turns that weren’t on course. Tobias Gruenenfelder turned his 180th
Hank McKeeNov 28, 2010It appears the Austrian bib selection was spot on for the Lake Louise downhill, the
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