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World Cup sprint champion Kikkan Randall won a pre-season 1.2-kilometer freestyle sprint FIS race on Sunday.

Take a dive down Raptor, preview men's and women's alpine teams, and find out whose skis got run over by a snowcat at Copper Mountain.

The 2014 U.S. Freestyle Moguls Team was publicly announced at Pagosa Springs Spa and Resort in Colorado.

Mark Rubinstein, a business executive with extensive sports media experience, succeeds Max Gartner as new President and CEO of Alpine Canada.

Lake Louise is given the go ahead to host the first men's speed races of the 2013-14 FIS World Cup season.

It's full speed ahead for the 2013 FIS Beaver Creek World Cup races as organizers received the green light following snow control.

Ski Racing was on hand for the U.S. Alpine Ski Team naming at Copper Mountain on Nov. 8.

Despite undergoing knee surgery in July, former world downhill champion Guay intends to return to racing on home snow.

Top U.S. athletes Mikaela Shiffrin and Ted Ligety will compete alongside a strong list of starters in the slalom races.

Wendy Holdener and six other Swiss skiers look to seize upon the opportunity in Finland.

With over three feet of snow blanketing the Levi Black course, the World Cup races in Finland will proceed as scheduled.

The 2013 national champion CU Buffaloes select Echo Mountain in Idaho Springs, Colo., as their official preseason training facility.

Scot Schmidt, John Clendenin, Toby Dawson, Kris Feddersen, Joe Jay Jalbert, and Jerry Simon to be inducted into the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame.

The latest issue of Ski Racing Magazine includes photos from Soelden, U.S. Ski Team previews, information on Olympic qualification, a look at Levi, and so much more.

The World Ski Championships 2015 program in Vail/Beaver Creek was modified to enable two full days of downhill training for each gender.

With less than 100 days to go to the Sochi Olympic Games, The North Face unveiled the official 2014 U.S. Freeskiing competition uniforms.

Kitzbuehel champions Franz Klammer and Aksel Lund Svindal are presented with their gondolas in recognition of past triumphs.

The award-winning program E:60 will look inside Bill Johnson's story of triumph and tragedy in an episode airing Oct. 29.