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Sun Valley Resort is proud to be named on the FIS Alpine Calendar as host of the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Final in Sun Valley, March 22-27, 2025. The event is still subject to FIS ratification in September 2024 and will not be officially confirmed until then.

The FIS Council recently met in Reykjavik, just before the 55th International Ski Congress, to decide on the future hosts of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. The Council made several key decisions, focusing on the 2029 and 2031 championships.

2024-2025 calendar is confirmed: men’s and women’s alpine racing will return to Beaver Creek for first time since FIS 2015 Alpine World Ski Championships

Imagine the thrill of Olympic-level excitement but with high school athletes from across the Eastern United States. This is the Eastern High School Championships, where over 250 ski racers from thirteen states converge each March to compete in slalom and giant slalom racing.

West Mountain kicks off the 2024 summer season on Saturday, June 29 with its annual Music on the Mountain event from 6-10pm featuring live music from headliner Big Sky Country and opener Bravely Music, food and beverage, activities, and fireworks! 

Women today have more opportunities to participate in sports but are still a minority in

The World Cup Dreams Foundation (WCDF), a nonprofit organization supporting snow sports athletes who demonstrate financial need, athletic merit, program or external support, leadership, and character, is now accepting applications for the 2024-25 season.

An Interview with US World Cup Athlete George Steffey on the Skiing is Believing Podcast discusses his career, future goals, and the difference between the teams he has competed for.

Eleri Smart photo, Gary Yee, Simon Fournier photo Jace Stout The draft calendar for the

Marc Girardelli, born on July 18, 1963, in Lustenau, Austria, defied the odds to become one of the greatest alpine ski racers ever. Although he grew up in a relatively flat town, Lustenau lies within sight of the Vorarlberg Alps. Girardelli's passion and determination fueled his rise to the pinnacle of the sport. His career is a unique story marked by resilience, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

In Episode 14 of the Skiing is Believing podcast, presented by Ski Racing Media, Alan and Matt meet up with Slovenian star Ana Bucik Jogan.

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Burke Mountain Academy's Annika Hunt and Harper Sargent were awarded the Eastern Ski Writers Golden Ski Award, presented by the New England Ski Museum.

Green Mountain Valley School (GMVS) is excited to announce a transition in the leadership of its Junior Race Program. Megan Mikell is the new Junior Program Director.

Every winter, in December, January, and February, I get calls from national team athletes and parents of young racers struggling mentally in their ski racing with big races coming up. They want me to fix them somehow quickly. Though I think I’m pretty good at what I do, I’m no miracle worker!

In Episode 13 of Skiing is Believing, presented by Ski Racing Media, Alan and Matt managed to speak to not one but two Swedish superstars: Cornelia Oehlund and Hanna Aronsson Elfman. 

Articles such as Craig Zolan's recently posted about access to college racing and the ensuing discussions are terrific. I almost never comment or actually never, but I am always grateful that Ski Racing provides this forum this forum. On the topic of limiting foreign athletes and/or reducing the age of eligibility,

Felix Monsen is currently the only Swede competing in the World Cup speed disciplines, which has become increasingly challenging. The Swedish Ski Association, citing the “weak Swedish krona,” “high inflation,” and a “dry sponsorship market,” announced cost-cutting measures in May. Consequently, the Federation's negotiated integration of Monsen into the Norwegian men's speed team initially planned through the 2026 Olympic Games, has ended.