Arvidsson savors World Cup start on American snow
Charging to a World Cup top 10 and Europa Cup victory last season, the Middlebury athlete has his eye on the Olympics.
Why racers say Beaver Creek SG is ‘the toughest’ on tour
The notoriously technical course claimed 14 racers on Thursday.
Steven Nyman looking to next season — at least — before retiring
Steven Nyman might be the second oldest in the field at Beaver Creek this week, but he's not planning on slowing down anytime soon.
Women set to return to World Pro Ski Tour
Reviving an outlet for female racers that once saw an incredible talent and popularity, the World Pro Ski Tour announced today that it will bring women back to the tour for three stops this winter, including the championships in Taos.
Will forthcoming indoor-ski facility be a game-changer for North American training?
Consulting with race community for design input, Alpine X’s Fairfax Peak is slated to open in 2024-25.
So your kid wants to become a ski racer, but what about school?
Going to school in a ski town comes with a steep price tag even without racing, but scholarships can cut costs as can wiser travel decisions.
40 years perfecting ski boots
Surefoot has dedicated four decades to setting benchmarks in boot fitting, helping generations
DNA Vibe is making waves among ski racers
Although you’d never know it watching him tear down the course, Rob Cone was struggling
Rob Cone is unbeatable at Echo Mountain Pro Tour
Even when up against a field extra stacked with racers fresh off of their World
Ted Ligety’s KJUS partnership opens his post-racing chapter
Looking back on his decorated career, Ted Ligety names his ability to compete in multiple
How to know you’ve got the right goggles
You can try them in all light conditions, make sure they don’t fog up or
Amid lockdowns, European travel and training have become more challenging
How do World Cup teams get on with their lives when most of Europe is
One of the world’s most ambitious skiers is planning on charging harder than ever this season
Looking ahead to a race schedule riddled with “ifs” and unknowns, Ryan Cochran-Siegle is planning
New, streamlined World Cup parallel format to debut this week
After a tumultuous 2019-20 season characterized by crapshoot results and public complaints from athletes, the
Racers focus on ‘the skiing part’ as international travel gets complicated
Everyone in the international ski race community is aware that several scenarios could derail their
Erik Schlopy’s approach to parenting
Ever since Erik Schlopy’s kids clicked into skis when they were 2 years old, he’s
Ted Ligety has a lot to juggle
Approaching his 17th year on the World Cup, the decorated veteran has to throw his turns around the pandemic, the GS calendar, the World Pro Ski Tour — and twin babies .
Don’t worry, NASTAR is still happening
NASTAR management has changed hands numerous times over the years, particularly over the last few months, when U.S. Ski and Snowboard handed it back to SKI owner Active Interest Media. Shortly thereafter, AIM sold it along with its entire Outdoor Group to Pocket Outdoor Media.
Ski Racing Media’s male Junior of the Year: Bridger Gile
Bridger Gile jokes that he hit his high point when he was a kid. Indeed, his accomplishments on skis were jaw-droppingly bountiful for someone barely out of kindergarten.
Ski Racing Media’s female Junior of the Year: Keely Cashman
Ski Racing Media's 2020 Junior of the Year (women's) Keely Cashman is ready to juggle college and World Cup racing. Hear what she had to saying about winning bronze at World Juniors and plans to race in college this coming season.
Fresh off Copper camp, POWDR quickly becoming ski racing’s best friend
Not only has the multi-resort corporation built what is widely considered the world’s top speed and tech training venues and shined as a World Cup host, but it goes the extra mile for racers whenever it can, surmounting melting snow and COVID-era obstacles to provide superb summer training.
Barbara Ann Cochran: The Dos and Don’ts of being a supportive parent
When it come to parenting, the 1972 Olympic slalom champion's famed pedigree has given her a unique perspective
Svindal and Shiffrin Weigh in on Longines Future Ski Champions
Ski racing’s shining stars offer meaningful words for young athletes.
Finland’s Erika Pykalainen wins 2017 Longines Future Ski Champions race
Young Finn holds on to early lead to take junior race.
