About the Author: Peter Lange

Eight elite ski racers. Four sibling pairs. From twins and World Cup teammates to brothers competing in the same discipline, they reveal what changes when the person pushing you toward the top is also family.

The 2026-27 Alpine World Cup season begins in 60 days on the Rettenbach Glacier. The Stifel U.S. women enter the countdown after two exceptionally strong Sölden opener

U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s Regional Development Program reached roughly three times as many athletes as the old D-Team model and helped eight athletes advance to the Stifel U.S. Ski Team. After a promising first year, the focus shifts to continuity, club coordination and building a system that can last.

The IOC will not investigate an ethics complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his relationship with President Donald Trump. The decision raises new questions about accountability when an international federation leader also serves as an IOC member.

Raised on the demanding terrain of Jackson Hole, Mattias Wilson turned a breakthrough speed season into a Stifel U.S. Ski Team nomination. Now, the 19-year-old downhill prospect is building toward Junior Worlds at Whiteface and more opportunities in Europe.

After one of the most frustrating seasons of his career, Croatia's Filip Zubčić made the difficult decision to change equipment for the first time. The three-time World Cup winner explains why he joined Nordica, how the transition has unfolded and why he believes the move can help him return to the top.

After two consecutive breakthrough World Cup seasons with podiums, Lara Colturi is beginning a new chapter with HEAD. The 19-year-old Albanian star discusses her equipment change, battling illness, her first Olympics, and why she plans to bring super-G back into her World Cup schedule

After more than a decade among giant slalom's elite, Olympic silver medalist Žan Kranjec is starting a new chapter with Nordica. In an exclusive interview with Ski Racing Media, the Slovenian explains why he made the change, the search for renewed confidence and the goals that continue to drive him.

The Stifel U.S. Ski Team took a different approach to its offseason conditioning camp, bringing together men and women, veterans and rookies, speed and tech athletes to strengthen team culture. Coaches and athletes say the biggest gains weren't made in the weight room but through relationships that could shape the next Olympic cycle.

Team USA's new On The Edge after-show gives fans a deeper look at Breezy Johnson, Ryan Cochran-Siegle, Bryce Bennett and the stories behind the acclaimed ski racing docuseries.

After just one season of FIS racing, Alaska's Katie Rowekamp earned a Stifel U.S. Ski Team nomination, a World Cup super-G start position and established herself as one of America's most promising young alpine skiers.

Mari Renick grew up chasing her brother around Crested Butte. Now, after a breakthrough NorAm downhill season, she joins the Stifel U.S. Ski Team.

Cash reserves have declined, but the audited financial statements show a more complex picture. FIS remains solvent, continues to distribute millions to national ski associations and athletes, and received clean audit opinions.

Ahead of the FIS presidential election, Ski Racing Media compares Johan Eliasch and Alexander Ospelt on governance, commercial growth, media rights, athlete development, prize money and the future direction of international snow sports.

Olympic medalist Ramon Zenhäusern opens up about his enduring passion for ski racing, his surprising move to Völkl Marker, and the dream that continues to drive him forward.

Alexander Ospelt says FIS does not need a new direction. The presidential candidate discusses governance, transparency, athlete support, National Ski Associations, commercial rights and why he believes greater unity is needed across the federation.

Mt Mansfield Graduate Maximilien Hoder joins the Stifel U.S. Ski Team after winning Junior World Championship slalom bronze and earning a World Cup start position through the NorAm Cup.

Ski Austria CEO and Secretary General Christian Scherer explains why he believes the approved FIS 2026-27 budget raises important questions about the federation's long-term financial trajectory despite projected revenue growth.