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Norwegian legend was a champion on and off the slopes.

After two life-threatening accidents on the slopes, it's time to get real about on-hill first aid.

On Sunday, in Are, Sweden, the greatest skier of the modern era closed out her career with a bronze medal at the World Championships. Her impact on the sport will undoubtedly be indelible.

With its many pathways, decisions and outcomes, ski racing is a fertile ground for career development and the acquisition and honing of life skills.

Daron Rahlves’ Hahenkamm win in 2003 changed the game for the U.S. Ski Team. Behind the Gold author, Tom Kelly, reminisces with Rahlves about that historic day 16 years ago in ski racing’s Super Bowl.

Peter Dodge Gives Maturity the Old College Try

The eastern NCAA circuit kicked off at Whiteface this weekend.

After strong training runs on the Saslong the American Downhillers are ready to rumble.

“I know what is required to win here. But it takes conviction on my part. I’ll know during inspection if I have that conviction.”

NCAA skiers brought their A games and team spirit to the early World Cups.

Marcus Caston is unknowingly making ski racing cool again.

Tommy Biesemeyer learns the importance of mentally reframing an unlucky injury with roadblocks to recovery.

Make that reindeer number three for Shiffrin.

The chase for the slalom globe begins this weekend.

Before Juli Furtado was the Queen of Mountain Biking, she was the “Future of Ski Racing.”

What's ski racing without Ski Racing?

Balancing school and skiing is no easy task. Here are some helpful tips you can use to succeed.

Worley prevails and the Norwegians hang tight during a tough race in Soelden today.