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The 28-year-old slalom specialist holds the World Cup record for the most second-place finishes without a victory, which she finally earned in 2014.

The son of the ski manufacturer founder ran the business for over 40 years, leading it to worldwide success.

Ed Grees will appear on WCVB-Boston's "Chronicle" in his role as a boat captain for Chatham Bars Inn on Cape Cod.

With an older sister also on the U.S. Ski Team, Olympian Bjornsen has worked hard to carve out his own niche as a cross-country skier.

New clock in Vail Village counts down the days, hours, minutes, and seconds until the start of the 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.

WADA hopes to implement a more user-friendly system for the anti-doping community in 2016.

The 23-year-old technical specialist announced via Facebook that she no longer plans to pursue her ski racing career.

Building on the area's legacy and engagement, Steamboat Resort in Colorado will host the 2015 and 2016 U.S. Freestyle Championships.

The 2013 World Championships downhill silver medalist will concentrate on super G and GS in the coming season.

Ross is an Olympian who stood on a World Cup podium, and she'd like to have dinner with Bill Nye the Science Guy.

U.S. race representatives from Atomic, Volkl, and HEAD have an important message for Ski Racing readers.

The Canadian Freestyle Ski Association returns six of its seven Sochi medalists to the 2014-15 roster.

Oslo, Almaty, and Beijing progress to the candidate city phase of bid to host Winter Olympic Games in 2022.

With three new and one returning athlete signing for the upcoming season, Tecnica Blizzard USA strongly commits to alpine ski racing.

17-time Grand Slam champion and the Olympic ski racer play tennis on a glacier at a promotional event for Lindt.

How soon we forget the days when we measured alpine success by athletes scoring a few World Cup points.

Seven new Nordic and six alpine skiers, including former Canadian development team member Chris Steinke, join the roster at the University of New Hampshire.

Kyle Darling brings seven years of experience as a U.S. Ski Team service technician and World Cup coach to the Nordica race department.