Former U.S. coach launches next phase of independent women’s racing
by Shauna Farnell Chris Knight is no stranger to seeing athletes reach their ultimate potential.
Mikaela Shiffrin honored in Vail homecoming event
Hundreds of locals turn out to celebrate the newly crowned GOAT, who gets a real
After breaking World Cup record, Shiffrin won’t change a thing
With nothing left to race for, Shiffrin realizes she was racing for herself the whole time
Steffey proves he belongs back on U.S. Team
George Steffey has faced both mental and physical hurdles over the last two years, including getting kicked off the U.S. Ski Team.
University of Utah skier enters NCAAs at top of her game
Australian Madi Hoffman is rebounding following her pre-Olympic injury When Madison Hoffman is told to
Downhill, why is it so difficult to be consistent?
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde: Photo GEPA With most World Cup downhill races happening on the same
American teens bring home nine Opa Cup medals
All photos provided by Darlene Nolting While top-level global competition is reaching the height of
Global Racing will represent big at World Champs
When Paul Epstein started Global Racing nearly ten years ago, he never envisioned the heights
Ketterer and Mielzynski double down in Bear Valley WPST
Returning to Bear Valley, Calif., for the first time in over three decades, the World
Canadian and Swiss World Cup pros claim victory in Steamboat
Retired World Cupper Mielzynski crushes women’s field as Schmidiger fights for win on men’s side
Tefre and Fredericsson edge regulars in Steamboat World Pro Ski Tour
Fredericsson on her way to a $10,000 cash prize: photo credit Lisa Mutz-Nelson Europeans prevail
Dominik Paris notches 21 years with Nordica
Dominik Paris in Bormio: Photo Credit GEPA Although he's off to a slow start this
Meet Lucas Braathen, one of skiing’s most vibrant personalities
In addition to proving his worth on the speed track, the Norwegian has some creative
This is how you bring it in from the back
BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – Although the favorites ended up on top on Sunday, the Birds
Negomir faces home World Cup with new confidence
Negomir in Beaver Creek Photo Credit: GEPA BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – Kyle Negomir is looking
Top downhillers credit course crew for pulling off Beaver Creek race
With 30 to 40 centimeters of snow falling on the Birds of Prey downhill from Friday to Saturday, it’s a small miracle that a race occurred.
Breezy Johnson is gunning for DH title, podium sweep
LAKE LOUISE Breezy Johnson Photo: GEPA pictures Back from injury, the downhiller aims to leave
Bella Wright prepped and ready to chase podiums
Photo: Bella Wright. GEPA pictures. Springing from injury to the Olympics and her best ever
Nyman sets out for a season of believing in Steven
“I love what I do,” Nyman said following a training stint at Copper Mountain this November. “I love the tour. I love the effort of trying to become the best I can be and being among a bunch of people pursuing the same thing. I want to continue to do it as long as I can.”
Nina O’Brien Returns to Snow
The 24-year-old San Francisco native got the green light from her doctors this September to travel to Europe and begin on-snow training.
Inside and out: Alice Merryweather’s recovery journey
The World Cup skier, Alice Merryweather, opens up about how overcoming an eating disorder has
World Cup, meet Ava Sunshine Jemison
Jemison, a Colorado native turned SoCal surfer, makes her big stage debut this season.
Patience is a virtue for AJ Hurt
The 21-year-old from Tahoe, CA, has skied World Cup for more than three years, taking one DNF or DNQ after another until she finally landed some points.
Moltzan’s life is evolving on and off the snow
USST Rossignol athlete Paula Moltzan plans to take Olympic momentum into the upcoming season The
