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Ski Racing Issue 12

April 27, 2009

Features

Mighty Fine in 2009

Drum roll, please. In Ski Racing’s annual Athletes of the Year awards, the top honors go to Lindsey Vonn (surprise, surprise). Who else made the list for men’s U.S skier, women’s junior freestyle skier, international nordic skier, masters skier and beond? Find out here.
BY SKI RACING STAFF

Whistler Stop

The 17th annual Whistler Cup hosted more than 390 alpine skiers from numerous countries. a review of the whirlwind racing at North America’s largest and most important junior event, April 10 to 12.
BY ERIC WILLIAMS

MAMMOTH JAM

While some ski racers were headed south on holiday, others continued racking up points during the FIS Spring Series. And back-to-back races in California kept everbody feeling the spring fever.
BY SHAUNA FARNELL

Departments & Columns

Start House:  A look at some excellent adventures, past, present and future.

Letters: Quit picking on Bode Miller.

Out of the Gate: Sasha Rearick and Jim Tracy reflect on the U.S. Ski Team’s alpine season; Sugarloaf hosts Can-Am Champs; Mount Hood hosts summer campers and a fund-raiser.

Waxroom: Ski Racing gets a leg up from a reader; juniors play April fools praks; the Heaber Heart Attack; Echo racers.

Gallery: Images from the 2009 season.

Role Model: Iraq veteran Heath Calhoun has a decent shot at Vancouver Games.

Backshop: Beware, divots, cracks and delaminations! Storing skis for the summer.

Tech Talk: Jack Moore visits GMVS for a dynamic new dryland training routine.

Masters: A look at declining masters participation – and what the solutions are.

Finish Line: Bill McCollom believes this.