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Back and hip problems keep veterans out of the first race of the season.

Italian pasta company supports 20-year-old U.S. Ski Team standout for another season.

Opening FIS Alpine World Cup races of the 2015-16 season set for Oct. 24-25.

Cook has become "just a little more consistent, a little bit stronger, a little bit faster."

A road in Chile – with more switchbacks than you'd care to count – leads to the World Cup for the stars of tomorrow.

American downhiller channels artistic side to cope with injury, recovery.

An exclusive acoustic session with U.S. Ski Teamer Mark Engel.

Olympic downhill champion's start in Soelden comes into question.

Expectations tell your children what’s important to you and establish a standard toward which they can strive.

Get max speed for minimum effort with this novel approach.

This time the fastest female speed skier in the world is telling Vail resort guests to slow down.

Olympian Nick Fairall was awarded a $1,920 Empowerment Grant for 32 sessions of personal training.

Guns are firing at Copper to prepare the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center and for the mountain's opening day.

Soldeu in Andorra elected to host 2019 World Cup Finals.

Garrott Kuzzy and Katrina Howe join the staff at Green Mountain Valley School.

16-year-old Sam Jackenthal passed away following injuries suffered in a training accident in Australia.

If your helmet doesn’t have the FIS-approved label, your race may never start this season.

Race that has been canceled the past two years gets scratched before season even begins.

Swedish tech specialist hopes to return to racing by mid December.

Parents who want their children to achieve success may find this goal conflicts with the desire for their children to be happy.

USSA submits bid to bring alpine World Cup back to New England for first time since 1991.

The World Cup Committee needs true compromise and cooperation from all members and those they represent.

Defending World Cup overall champion pulls out of training in Pitztal for at least one week.

Desperate times call for desperate measures in Slovenia.

Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety headlines 2015-16 roster of national pacesetters.

Olympian known for prowess skiing up hill can run up ski jumps as well.

Alpine World Cup slalom specialist transitions to ski cross.

Olympic medalist hopes to apply ski racing skill set to training Thoroughbreds. But how?

After a long summer of struggles and negotiations, Fenninger secures a suitable head sponsor.

Swedish giant slalom specialist will miss the entire 2015-16 season.