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Tie for the victory and top-28 skiers finish within one second of the winners on sprint downhill course.

The weather was far from ideal, but it was a veteran field at the women’s FIS Junior World Championship GS.

First and only scheduled training run before two downhill races for the men canceled due to fog and rain.

North Americans achieve nothing to write home about from opening men's super G and super combined in Jasna, Slovakia.

All Scandinavian final as Sweden edges out Norway for the win; U.S. finishes fourth.

Alpine Director Patrick Riml admits expectations were higher but all hope is not yet lost.

Canadians Bilodeau and Kingsbury match women's feat of silver and gold with top American Patrick Deneen in sixth.

Predicting the Olympic downhill podium based off training run results.

There are possibilities looming for these Games, some hidden gems among the roster of the U.S. alpine squad.

Miller turns in fastest training run as the men take to a revamped Rosa Khutor downhill course.

Ted Ligety crushes the field by over a second and a half in the final World Cup race before the Olympics.

The race already rescheduled once from Garmisch is finally canceled after a long morning of fog delays.

Henrik Kristoffersen collects career first World Cup win in the last slalom race before the Olympics.

Rising young gun Jared Goldberg finishes 11th in Kitzbuehel super combined; Bode Miller disqualified after podium performance.

"Just give me a break and let me win here one time," pleads Bode Miller.

Despite finishing on the podium, Bode Miller admits he let victory slip through his skis.

Hirscher straddles and hikes while Norwegian teen Henrik Kristoffersen grabs his third podium of the season.

The final chance for a single training run was fruitful enough to ensure the Hahnenkamm will be anchored by the downhill.