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The World Cup women race the third slalom of the season tomorrow in Killington, VT.

On the day following the postponement due to weather, reports are no wind and a hard racing surface—an excellent day for a great event. "The Lake" reveals its value again. Lake Louise adds again to its history.

With a much faster second-run Austrian W. Grabner course set, the women showed just how courageous they are. It dared the women to push their line and attack while providing plenty of challenge.

Although a lower start caused by wind means a shorter course, the weather has cooperated, and we have a World Cup women's GS.

Hopefully, the 2022-23 World Cup men’s speed events begin tomorrow, November 26th, in Lake Louise,

Killington World Cup Venue Credit: GEPA PHOTO The World Cup women are looking forward to

Photo: Lake Louise. GEPA pictures. Due to new snowfall, the FIS has postponed today’s scheduled

The 2022-23 World Cup men’s speed events begin tomorrow, November 25th, in Lake Louise, Canada.

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The World Pro Ski Tour (WPST) announced today the 2023 season schedule, which will include super slalom and giant slalom events for men and women across the United States.

With Lake Louise on the horizon, the American Downhiller Podcast is back for its second season of educating and entertaining the ski world.

The HEAD Worldcup Rebels delivered an impressive team performance in the two Slalom events in Levi.

The World Cup Dreams Foundation (WCDF), a non-profit organization that supports alpine and cross-country skiers is supporting 53 alpine and cross country athletes as well as two pro cross-country teams through three grant programs.

Ski racing owes its appreciation to Levi and the women who provided great entertainment.

Shiffrin gained time on the rest of the field in the bottom section of the course in Finnish Lapland to clock 56.86 seconds and take a 0.07 second lead over Lena Dürr.

Levi Celebration, Credit GEPA Photo Today Mikaela Shiffrin won; tomorrow is a new day and

Mikaela Shiffrin overcame a 0.55-second deficit in foggy conditions to win her fifth Levi Slalom for her 48th slalom victory.

Lena Dürr dominated the first run of the season-opening women’s World Cup race on Saturday.