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After a devastating Olympic downhill crash, Lindsey Vonn chose to document her recovery publicly — a rare move in elite ski racing.

Middlebury closed out the EISA Carnival season in thrilling fashion, with Kjersti Moritz and Thomas Carnahan delivering major victories on home snow. Dartmouth secured the regional title for the second straight year, while standout performances across the league finalized NCAA Championship qualifiers heading to Utah.

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Federica Brignone is in Soldeu, but the Italian star admits she is still battling pain from her 2025 leg fractures. Living “very much day-by-day,” Brignone faces tough decisions about racing, recovery and what comes next.

After a difficult stretch leading into the Olympic Winter Games, Mina Fürst Holtmann reset her mindset and went back to basics. On the slopes of Cortina d’Ampezzo, she delivered her strongest performance of the season, finishing just 0.12 seconds from a medal. Her message was simple: normal is enough.

Colorado captured the Utah Invitational team title while Denver’s Sara Rask set a school record with her 19th career victory in a dramatic three-day alpine series at Utah Olympic Park.

Founded in 1901, Skiclub Arlberg celebrates 125 years of skiing tradition, international membership and lasting global impact.

HEAD Worldcup Rebels captured 12 medals — four gold, six silver and two bronze — at the Olympic Games in Italy, highlighted by Franjo von Allmen’s three victories and another sweep of the men’s downhill and super-G titles.

At 25, Lucy Brown is building alpine ski racers on a foundation of trust. Her coaching philosophy centers on relationships first — because in a sport defined by risk, athletes only push limits when they feel secure. At Apex, that means open communication, balance away from results, and a long-term view of development. Brown isn’t chasing quick breakthroughs. She’s creating environments where performance — and athletes — can last.

Collegiate alpine teams delivered standout performances across the country this weekend, with thrilling slalom and GS races highlighting conference competition. From Villanova’s sweep in the Allegheny Conference to Montana State’s dominance in the Northwest and Utah’s battle in the Rockies, racers posted impressive times and tight podium finishes. Individual standouts like Noah Richert, Zoe Parizek, Aniol Torres Casas, Cole Sachs, and Augustus Dain powered strong performances for their squads, setting the tone as teams continue their push through the season.

Dave Ryding closed his Olympic career with a 17th-place finish in what may also mark his final elite race. Sixteen years after his Olympic debut, Britain’s slalom pioneer leaves behind more than results — he leaves belief, legacy and a reshaped future for British skiing.

Six women killed in this week’s avalanche tragedy were mothers in the Sugar Bowl Academy community. Ski Racing Media reflects on the loss and the deep impact across the snowsports world.

Lindsey Vonn has been released from the hospital after undergoing multiple surgeries following a devastating crash at the Olympic Winter Games. The skiing legend revealed she suffered a complex tibia fracture, compartment syndrome, and a broken ankle, requiring emergency procedures to save her leg and begin a long road to recovery.

Both the UConn men’s and women’s alpine ski teams have qualified for the 2026 USCSA National Championships at Whiteface Mountain. As a club program facing funding cuts, the Huskies are raising support to help cover travel and competition expenses for their trip to Lake Placid.

Dual citizen AJ Ginnis closed his career with a farewell Olympic descent in Bormio after a historic 2023 World Championship silver on Courchevel’s L'Éclipse and years of battling knee injuries to build Greece’s first World Cup podium success.

ESPN’s new docuseries On the Edge pulls back the curtain on World Cup ski racing, following the sport’s biggest stars through the pressure, risk, and relentless grind of an Olympic season on the road to Milano Cortina.

Most racers think they’re competing against the field. They’re not. They’re competing in three races — against competitors, conditions and themselves. Dr. Jim Taylor explains why winning the mental race is the key to performing at the limit.

The 2026 NCAA Skiing Championships and RMISA Nordic races have been moved to Utah due to a lack of snow in Montana. Alpine events remain at Bridger Bowl for RMISA Championships.

The Kelly Brush Foundation is seeking a dynamic Director of Ski Safety & Development to lead national fundraising efforts and advance ski racing safety initiatives. This leadership role blends donor development, industry partnerships, and advocacy to empower people with spinal cord injuries and promote safer ski racing practices across the U.S. and internationally.