About the Author: Peter Lange

The US Ski Team dominated the opening Continental Cups SL races in New Zealand. After the first four Australia New Zealand Cup races, four different USST skiers have stood on the top step of every podium.

Ski Racing Media wants to know why Andy Wirth and Bode Miller, two well-informed industry professionals, would even consider starting the PEAK SKI company.

We found snow on Norway’s glaciers! Ski Racing Media has recently received photos showing evidence of healthy snow levels on the Norwegian training glaciers

Most collegiate skiers are members of the United States Collegiate Ski Association.

Blake Lewis is the inspiration for a generation of elite American ski technicians.

US ski racing fans love Lake Louise; after all, it is the site of Mikaela

After a record-setting season, GB Snowsport's alpine program faces a considerable reduction in UK Sport funding.

USSS CEO answers questions asked by Ski Racing Media. She provides insights into organizational priorities.

This summer, there has been no pleasure in reporting the difficulties of glacier training in

Ski Racing Media asked Patrick Riml, USSS Alpine director, to provide his perspective on the identified challenges and strengths of U.S. alpine skiing.

Now Zermatt is temporarily closing. What a crazy summer for European glacier skiing.

The wizard of ski boots lands at Van Deer-Red Bull Sports Equipment. Will he be designing his next masterpiece?

Many European summer ski training glaciers are struggling to offer traditional training space.. Now a few glacier areas have decided to reduce their opportunities or close until they receive additional snowfall.

The 25-year-old Jack Crawford is Canada’s Alpine Athlete of the Year. Crawford originally put the

Looking forward to the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympics, as reported earlier, there will not be a team parallel.

At the July 5th FIS Council meetings in Zurich, the members agreed to continue to pay 20% of the event prize money.

Members fighting against change at the FIS appear to be crossing ethical lines.  According to the FIS Council minutes from the July 5th, 2022, meeting in Zurich, rules are being ignored.

The Women's National Development Group has been busy. After a ten-day camp at Mt. Hood, they gathered again for seven days of fitness training and education at the USANA Center of Excellence in Park City.