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As Ski Racing first reported earlier this month, USSA has confirmed that the 2009 U.S.

American racers continued to top the FIS technical series of races at New Zealand’s Coronet

Austrian nordic combined skier Alfred Rainer died early Saturday from the severe head injuries he

Megan McJames skied to an impressive win on Wednesday in the second of two giant

U.S. Ski Team racers swept the podium in both the men and women’s FIS giant

Ted Ligety, Erik Schlopy and Jimmy Cochran are among the U.S. Ski Team’s starters for

The U.S. women's jumping team powered into the Continental Cup competition season Saturday in Austria

Eurosport is reporting that 37-year-old World Cup veteran Marco Buechel of Liechtenstein has injured his

Former U.S. Ski Team men’s alpine head coach Phil McNichol has joined the Hailey Ski

The executive board of the International Olympic Committee has chosen the four final candidate cities

The Australia New Zealand Cup alpine race series is poised to kick off at Australia’s

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Rossignol, has announced a voluntary recall

A little bit of the pizzazz of the famed Holmenkollen ski jump will die this

In a radical departure from the traditional end-of-the-season calendar slot, USSA Vice President of Events

LAC-BEAUPORT, Quebec — Ryan St. Onge of the U.S. freestyle team won the men’s competition,

Gregor Schlierenzauer won the FIS Grand Prix Four Nations Tournament after capturing the fourth and

Olympic gold medalist Julia Mancuso and silver medalist Gretchen Bleiler aren’t competing in the 2008

VIENNA, Austria — Austrian nordic combined skier Alfred Rainer remained in an artificial coma Friday