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Get ready for the 2025–26 winter season with fall and winter camps. There are plenty of great camps to choose from worldwide.

Alice McKennis Duran, one of Colorado’s most resilient downhillers, has been inducted into the Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame, celebrating her remarkable journey from ranch life to World Cup victory and lasting impact on ski racing.

The 2026 NorAm Cup calendar is nearly finalized, featuring 25 races across North America on World Cup venues including Copper Mountain, Beaver Creek, and Tremblant, before wrapping up with Finals in Aspen and the U.S. Nationals in Vail.

Denver Pioneers ski athletes are hitting the ground running for the 2026 season! From NCAA champion Sara Rask’s historic sweep to new Nordic recruits and inspiring alumni stories, discover how DU skiing is shaping the next generation of champions.

Dorota Dorota Tlalka-Mogore PAP/Wojciech Kryński Sept. 26 — After a long and hard battle with

Rising U.S. Alpine star Lauren Macuga partners with Stifel as she gears up for an exciting World Cup season, bringing speed, ambition, and inspiration to the slopes.

Brazil’s Lucas Braathen eyes Olympic glory after a remarkable comeback season. The 25-year-old star, once a rising talent for Norway, now races under his mother’s flag and carries the weight of 200 million fans. In Milan, he declared his bold vision for 2026, vowing to bring Brazil its first alpine skiing anthem while inspiring a new generation.

Lara Colturi: GEPA pictures One Month to Season Opening: Major News for Young Star Lara

Kelly Brush Foundation Calls on FIS to Strengthen Safety Measures Following the Death of Italian

The FIS Council, meeting in Zurich this week, approved a new eligibility policy for men’s and women’s competitions while emphasizing athlete safety and continued discussions on prize money. The policy, based on the presence or absence of the SRY gene, restricts women’s competition to SRY-negative athletes. Council members also reaffirmed that protecting athlete welfare is their top priority and will revisit prize money decisions at their October meeting.

Experience more joy on the slopes this winter with Ikon Pass! Enjoy new lifts, gondolas, terrain expansions, lodges, and enhanced snowmaking across 60+ destinations worldwide—plus two weeks to lock in 25/26 low rates.

Ski racing will always carry risk, but preventable tragedies are not inevitable. From empowering coaches to raising training standards and improving emergency preparedness, the sport must shift from reactive to proactive safety. Every athlete deserves an environment where speaking up is respected, tough decisions are supported, and safety is never compromised.

Federica Brignone, the dominant force of the 2024–25 Alpine World Cup season, broke her leg at the Italian Nationals, leaving her Olympic return uncertain just months before the Games in Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Olympians Jessie Diggins, Ben Ogden, and Julia Kern headlined the 2025 Climb to the Castle rollerski race in Wilmington, NY. Perfect fall weather greeted 76 competitors for this grueling 5-mile climb up Whiteface Mountain, with Ogden and Diggins capturing overall victories.

Meister Racing introduces TUNEMEISTER—the world’s only portable ski tuning system with patented Parallel Tuning Technology. Trusted in Europe for over 20 years, TUNEMEISTER tunes both skis simultaneously with unmatched precision, efficiency, and safety. Now arriving in the U.S. for the 2025/26 ski season.

Holderness School is seeking a U18 Assistant Coach for the 2025 ski season. This seasonal role offers a $20,000 stipend, access to campus facilities, and meals when school is in session.

Over 500 people gathered on September 21st to celebrate the life of Erich Sailer, legendary coach, mentor and father, whose guidance and passion left a lasting impact on generations of ski racers.

The International Ski & Snowboard Federation (FIS) issued a statement on its website expressing deep sadness over the death of Italian skier Matteo Franzoso, who suffered fatal injuries during training in Chile. FIS stressed that the tragedy underscores the risks of alpine skiing while reaffirming its commitment to athlete wellbeing, safety innovation, and collective responsibility across the global ski community.