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Czech Jakub Janda made it two in a row in taking the second of two

Slovenia’s Andrej Jerman topped the second downhill training run Friday in Bormio, clipping Austria’s Klaus

Italian Denise Karbon collected her third World Cup Giant Slalom of the season in as

Following on the heels of Lange’s traditional “Lange Girl” poster, the most competitive ski boot

Canada’s Erik Guay paced the field during Thursday’s initial downhill training run in Bormio, edging

HOUGHTON, Mich. — Good snow, World Cup and Junior World Championships start slots plus another

Lienz has hosted World Cup races for a long time, but it has hosted wild

I never heard the Holidays coming. Snuck up on me like the Grinch on Whoville.

Thomas Morgenstern failed to win a record seventh straight event in World Cup jumping after

Australian Jacqui Cooper won her second World Cup aerial contest in two days Saturday while

Lindsey Vonn claimed her second win in two days Saturday Dec. 22 in a World

Defending World Cup aerial champions Steve Omischl of Canada and Jacqui Cooper of Australia won

Lindsey Vonn skied "on the edge" and nailed the bottom of a women's downhill run

ST. ANTON, Austria — St Anton provided the challenge the women of the World Cup

Mother Nature certainly is fickle here in New England. Another Masters season is under way

Less than a week after winning the recent speed events at St. Moritz, Sweden’s Anja

St. Anton bills itself as the "birthplace of skiing." Few would challenge the claim.    

Ski jumping at Whistler Olympic Park will open the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, while the men's