About the Author: Steve Porino

The toughest thing in women’s World Cup skiing right now is tracking who will be

In the best of circumstances, January is a tense time for skiers looking to make

The art of slalom has extended off the hill and has now become a metaphor

I do wonder if the fidget spinner has moved to number one on the packing

"It’s fair to say that since its inclusion on the World Cup calendar in 1997, the Beaver Creek stop has never been so important to speed skiers as it will be in 2021. By the end of the weekend, nearly 25 percent of the downhill and super G races will have been concluded."

Mikaela Shiffrin is hoping to log some critical speed miles ahead of the Beijing Games, but the weather may be her biggest foe in Lake Louise.

On a hill where only the best of the best have won, Mikaela Shiffrin has momentum on her side but faces her stiffest competition yet.

"I love the parallel, and so do most of the athletes I speak with, and Lech does it as well as anyone. ... But when the calendar gets more and more packed every year, everything suffers."

Get a jump on the weekend! Steve Porino returns for another season of the Pino Preview, breaking down all the action from Soelden.

The road to the Word Cup overall title is a marathon of sprints. Today marks

One thing the overall and discipline titles do best is reveal those decisive moments that

Let the debates begin. With the final World Cup downhill of the season canceled and

It’s often forgotten that prior to 2005, there were no World Cup Finals. Season titles

At 29 years old, Frenchman Alexi Pinturault has been recognized as the best four-event skier

Springtime is crunch time. The calendar is packed. Travel miles are mounting. Legs are heavy.

This weekend, Petra Vlhova will head to the slope she knows better than anyone to

Come springtime, it’s all about the narrowing path to World Cup finals. Who will make

I’ve had to read and re-read this sentence a few times to believe it myself: