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LANDGRAAF, Netherlands — U.S. Snowboarding loaded five riders into the final of the season-opening World

Racers in training are no longer the only skiers on snow. Arapahoe Basin in Colorado

The tables turned this season in two Colorado resorts’ race to be the first in

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Rosey Fletcher, the 2006 Olympic parallel giant slalom bronze medalist and two-time World Championships medalist,

GM Canada has pledged $5.2 million to aid Canadian athletes and coaches as part of

The French Olympic Committee president was convicted on corruption charges Thursday and could be expelled

With the possibility of ski racing disappearing from the American public’s viewing access, a few

Hermann Maier was in Salzburg, Austria, recently, to attend the cycling world championships. He spoke

Far West Skiing, the nonprofit organization representing more than 1,000 junior ski racers throughout California

Elite cross-country skiers know that opportunities are slim when it comes to competing at the

Preseason training camps normally are either speed or tech, but the U.S. men shuffled that

The 2007 alpine NorAm Cup schedule includes 26 men’s and 26 women’s races this winter

Colorado's Loveland Ski Area has cranked up the snow guns and is battling a nearby

MOSCOW — Russia launched an international campaign last week to push its bid for the

Scott Rawles has a new title, but his face is hardly new within the tight-knit

U.S. Ski Teamer Tim Jitloff writes of the triumphs and travails of October race training

The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency on Monday said China was exporting performance enhancing