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The U.S. will field a fairly inexperienced team, certainly on the tech side, for the Beijing Winter Olympic Games. With so little known about the venue, however, many are saying experience is overrated.

Revo, a global leader in high-quality performance sunglasses, announced this week it has been named

Shiffrin has won 45 of her 70 career World Cups in slalom, leaving her one short of the best mark for most wins in a single discipline.

With this announcement, Killington can assure international race teams and ski racing fans traveling to central Vermont for Thanksgiving weekend that both the giant slalom and slalom races will take place as scheduled on Nov. 27-28.

"When I was elected the president of FIS five months ago, sustainability was a main pillar in my manifesto. Being an outdoor winter sport, we do not have the luxury of waiting on the sidelines for others to make policy and act, we need to set the example for others to follow."

NorAms return this week after a 22-month hiatus caused by the pandemic and travel restrictions between the U.S. and Canada. Athletes and coaches are pumped.

“Nobody knows how fast anyone is right now. ... The guys are excited. There’s a bunch of nervous energy, which I think is really good.”

Théaux has competed at each Winter Games from 2010 to 2018 with a best result of 11th in super-G at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

From annoying appendages to attractive skiing discipline? While the FIS is struggling with the format of parallel races, the World Pro Ski Tour is growing and organizing parallel races for women for the first time. Mathias Berthold, former racing driver and trainer, thinks about how the organization of parallel races could - or should - look in the future.

Lindsey Vonn spent time coaching her former teammates in Copper, several of whom have looked up to her since childhood.

Austrian skier Christian Hirschbuehl edged teammate Dominik Raschner in the final of a men’s World Cup parallel event Sunday for his first career victory.

Slovenian Andreja Slokar won the only women’s World Cup parallel race of the season Saturday, edging Thea Louise Stjernesund of Norway in the final of the floodlit event.

"I love the parallel, and so do most of the athletes I speak with, and Lech does it as well as anyone. ... But when the calendar gets more and more packed every year, everything suffers."

The 2018 USCSCA Alpine Coach of the Year will retire after 33 years of coaching at his alma mater.

One caveat: She will be careful. There are big goals ahead, after all, as the Beijing Games approach in February. 

Since 1964 Seiko has marked the moments in which new records have been set and history has been made, through the development of cutting-edge technology.

Hughes will manage HEAD’s racing program in the U.S. and will work closely with HEAD’s Austrian race department to coordinate top-level service for retailers, coaches, and athletes.

According to the film’s director, Christensen, a release date in North America has yet to be finalized due to hold-ups over the usage of rights-protected Olympic and other footage. The Norwegian co-creator at Field Productions, who collaborated with Evan Sigstad on the project, also notes that a version of the film with English voice-overs is in production.

Petra Vlhova will not start the parallel slalom in Lech this coming weekend.

The parallel events in international alpine ski racing have earned mixed reviews from racers and

“It was an utmost priority for me when I was elected FIS President to make an immediate and meaningful impact on the sustainability of our sport,” said FIS President Johan Eliasch. “This is not only a duty we have as good world citizens, but today it has become a prerequisite of being an attractive sport particularly for the younger generations.”

Roland Leitinger seriously injured his knee during today’s parallel training on the Reiteralm, according to

In this interview with Sync, Radamus shares his thoughts about the season, gives some insight on how to arc a fast GS turn, and his iconic hairstyle.

Keely’s Camp for Girls is excited to announce the 9th annual Girl On Fire Sponsorship.

Reviving an outlet for female racers that once saw an incredible talent and popularity, the World Pro Ski Tour announced today that it will bring women back to the tour for three stops this winter, including the championships in Taos.

The Bryce and Ronnie Athlete Snow Safety Foundation (BRASS) is again offering free BRASS 101 classes this month, taught by experienced avalanche safety educators and featuring guest appearances by U.S. Ski Team athletes.

Mikaela Shiffrin has been struggling with a hurt back and is unclear on what her schedule will look like in the upcoming weeks.

As the season gets rolling, many racers are busting out new fleets. Todd Carroll of WINTERSTEIGER US returns with some dos and don'ts of equipment maintenance. You wanna get this right, people.

The Swiss team for the upcoming World Cup races in North America continues to shrink due to vaccine regulations and injury.

Two Swiss skiers that do not want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus will miss the first men's downhill race of World Cup ski season in Canada because the country requires international visitors to have two doses to enter.