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Four generations of the Žampa family have grown up on skis. Now Adam, Andreas, Teo and their family are turning decades of World Cup experience into something for the next generation through the expanding Žampa Cup.

Gosau will make its World Cup debut Dec. 28-29 with women’s giant slalom and slalom, returning women’s World Cup racing to Upper Austria after 34 years.

WVABBTS explains how general athleticism, physical literacy and multisport participation create the foundation young ski racers need for long-term development.

Hubert Immler helped shape generations of race boots and influenced champions across decades. Those fortunate enough to know him will remember something even greater: his warmth, friendship and deep love for his family.

Masters ski racers recount their escape from the Hotel Alto Nevados fire at Nevados de Chillán and the community response that helped them return home safely.

Suomu, a family-run resort on the Arctic Circle, is becoming a promising early-season destination with reliable snow, FIS terrain, on-site lodging and a flexible approach built around the needs of ski racing teams.

The 2030 Olympic alpine skiing venue map is set. Courchevel will host the speed disciplines, while Val d’Isère stages the technical races on separate men’s and women’s slopes.

Ikon Pass has announced confirmed 2026-27 opening dates across North America, Europe and Asia, beginning Oct. 17 in Switzerland and Nov. 6 in North America.

The latest Ski Racing Podcast recaps the South American Cup races in Bariloche and features an interview with Chapelco winner Nick Unkovskoy.

Uruguay organized its first Alpine skiing national championships at El Colorado, opening a new chapter for the emerging snow-sports nation.

Stifel and the St. Louis community raised $1.35 million to support U.S. Ski & Snowboard programs, training and athlete development.

Longtime alpine coach Scott Zahn died Aug. 19 after a battle with cancer. His knowledge, intensity and commitment to the sport influenced generations of athletes and coaches across North America.

After Global Racing and World Racing Academy closed, seven athletes helped launch Spyder Redline Alpine, a new independent program focused on NorAm and World Cup success.

Sofia Goggia has returned to Italy early after persistent fatigue interrupted her preseason training camp in Ushuaia. She will undergo further medical testing before determining when she can return to snow.

GBR’s Molly Butler and Austria’s Christoph Meissl claimed the 2026 Australia New Zealand Cup overall titles after an international Coronet Peak finale shaped by weather cancellations.

The women’s World Cup returns to Jasná, Slovakia, Jan. 23-24, 2027. Mikaela Shiffrin, Sara Hector, Zrinka Ljutić and others explain why Petra Vlhová’s orange-clad supporters create an atmosphere unlike any other.

Ski Ball 2026 returns to the Reno Ballroom on October 30 with live music, gourmet food and its largest-ever silent auction to support Nevada Skiing student-athletes.

Ikon Pass is adding Madarao Mountain Resort in Japan and Beidahu and Lake Songhua in China for winter 2026–27, expanding its Asian network to 14 destinations.

Strength is only part of alpine skiing performance. Rowmark’s Science Corner examines how the nervous system helps athletes access, regulate and apply force under demanding conditions.

CZE’s Barbora Novakova and USA’s Haley Cutler controlled the women’s La Parva speed series, while two junior world champions swept the men’s races.

Alterra Mountain Company will invest more than $350 million across its destinations for 2026–27, including major expansions at Tremblant and Deer Valley.

Kiara Derks’ path from indoor slopes in the Netherlands to European Cup and World Cup racing has been anything but conventional. After missing the 2026 Olympics, she rediscovered the joy that first drew her to skiing, and the results followed.

FIS is considering major changes to alpine racing, including more frequent World Championships, a long-term World Cup calendar, standardized wild cards and a neutral pathway for Russian and Belarusian athletes.

Manuel Feller will miss Austria’s upcoming on-snow training camp in Chile after suffering another herniated disc during his rehabilitation from back surgery.

Eight elite ski racers. Four sibling pairs. From twins and World Cup teammates to brothers competing in the same discipline, they reveal what changes when the person pushing you toward the top is also family.

The BBC is ending “Ski Sunday” after a remarkable 48-year run. The iconic program brought alpine ski racing into British homes, inspired generations and even created a personal connection with Ski Racing Media through its “Baxter Diaries” features.

A São Paulo physician and rehabilitation clinic are using indoor ski simulators to help Brazilians prepare for the mountain before they reach snow.

Tickets for the 2026 Stifel Killington Cup start at just $10 per day. Explore general admission, grandstand and VIP options for the Nov. 27-29 World Cup weekend.

Mammoth Mountain will host the 2027 U.S. Alpine Championships presented by Stifel from March 31-April 7. The championships will bring downhill, super-G, giant slalom and slalom together at the California resort.

SYNC Performance has announced its 2026-27 team, featuring 15 promising ski racers from clubs and academies across the U.S. The roster brings together returning athletes and new talent as they pursue goals across FIS, NorAm and collegiate competition.