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Canada’s women ski jumpers have sent a letter to the Vancouver Organizing Committee seeking support

As the chief of race for the Aspen Winternational, Jimmy Hancock has what he called

The International Ski Federation has officially awarded Canada two additional World Cup events after confirming

The U.S. Disabled Ski Team is set to open the 2007 International Paralympic Committee alpine

First came the men's course, now comes the women's. The race organizing committee of the

Most of the 28-plus million Americans who take to the slopes each winter are well

The chase for the Nations Cup is typically a battle for second place, with Austria

Can Resi Stiegler keep the momentum going? And can Stiegler’s U.S. teammates jump-start their seasons

Lillehammer has replaced Trondheim as the venue for the World Cup ski jumping and nordic

The U.S. Ski Team has announced the return of U.S. Ski Team Day — slated

The U.S. freestyle moguls team doesn’t open its official fall camp until Sunday, but most

Ski Racing International — publisher of Ski Racing magazine and skiracing.com — has announced its

SR Short Films: Megan McJames joined some elite company when she was named Ski Racing

The slalom at Megève, France, originally scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 19, has been pushed back

MOSCOW — A company controlled by Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska bought the Sochi airport Monday

Gian Franco Kasper’s comments dutifully reported on the FIS Web site (www.fis-ski.com) piqued a bit

The freestyle site at British Columbia's Cypress Mountain, which will host the moguls and aerials

Spaniard Maria Jose Rienda Contreras will miss the 2006-07 World Cup season after a training