The 2021 Winter Gear Guide
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This is the place where we help serious athletes discover the best gear from top brands across the ski world. Our goal is to connect you with the stuff that will make you the fastest, strongest, most stylish ski racer out there. This year, we worked closely with our favorite brands to uncover the best and provide you with exclusive access and insight on what to look out for this season.
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World Cup debut confirms Logan Grosdidier’s pace from bib 38 in Semmering
The youngest athlete on the Stifel U.S. Ski Team moved well inside the top 30 on sector ranks in her World Cup debut before a last sector mistake ended her run.
Giovanni Franzoni wins Lauberhorn super-G wire-to-wire / Wengen World Cup results
Giovanni Franzoni led from bib one to finish to win the Lauberhorn super-G at Wengen, earning his first World Cup victory as the world’s best chased in fading light.
Wengen Men’s Super-G Start List: Olympic Criteria Pressure & How to Watch
The men’s super-G heads to Wengen with Olympic qualification pressure at its peak. See the full start list, standings, podium breakdown, and how and when to watch.
Toko Athlete Sam Morse and the “Silver Buckshot”: Why Details Matter in Ski Racing
World Cup speed skier Sam Morse explains how performance breakthroughs come from combining small details—not chasing one perfect fix.
Adelboden Slalom: Rassat Edges McGrath as Kristoffersen Takes Third
Paco Rassat delivered a breakthrough victory in Adelboden, winning a razor-thin men’s World Cup slalom ahead of Atle Lie McGrath and Henrik Kristoffersen. With the fastest second run and shifting slalom standings, the Chuenisbärgli once again proved why slalom remains the most unpredictable and thrilling discipline this winter.
Adelboden men’s first run Slalom: Henrik Kristoffersen sets the pace
Henrik Kristoffersen leads after a tight Run 1 on the Chuenisbärgli in Adelboden, with Atle Lie McGrath and Eduard Hallberg separated by mere hundredths. The top 10 is packed within 0.67 seconds, setting the stage for a thrilling second run. Veterans and rising stars alike delivered precision and aggression, while racers from the USA, Great Britain, and Canada had mixed results.
