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Spyder, one of the world’s most recognizable outdoor and lifestyle brands, today announced that it has made the strategic decision to transition from its partnership with the U.S. Ski Team.

US Ski Team and Spyder have enjoyed one of the most enduring commercial partnerships in sports history.

Ski Racing Media expresses gratitude to the many committee members and participants of the USSS

Ski Racing Media extends our deepest sympathies to the vast and deep circle of family and friends touched by Moffat and Wilson.

Two FIS World Cup racers have so far signed with Marcel Hirscher’s ski brand, Van Deer. Renowned ski technicians and sports science experts have also made the transfer, to the dismay of the Austrian Ski Federation as they leave central ÖSV positions.

Always exciting, the Italians will be a team to watch in this coming season.

The Italian Federation has released the names of the 2022/23 Women's World Cup team. There are nine amazing athletes.

Two sources close to the FIS have confirmed the intent of the FIS Concorde Agreement with Ski Racing.

Release courtesy of U.S. Ski & Snowboard MULTI-YEAR SPONSORSHIP WITH ITALIAN GLOBAL LIFESTYLE BRAND WILL

The US Ski Team has nominated 42 athletes to the United States National Alpine Ski Team. 

JP Daigneault leaves Green Mountain Valley School to take head men’s alpine coach position with his alma mater Dartmouth College.

The Norwegian Ski Federation has named 34 athletes to the national alpine team. 

As reported Tuesday by Ski Racing, the controversy over the international broadcast rights to FIS World Cup events continues as FIS President Johan Eliasch seeks to restructure the rights under FIS control.

After spending the majority of her ski racing career on Volkl skis, New Zealand's Alice Robinson has announced that she will be parting with the brand.

Do you wonder what it takes to finish second in the Nations Cup overall? SwissSki knows, but one thing is clear, it takes a lot of people.

have met the current Canadian Alpine National Team criteria.

FIS President Johan Eliasch is rethinking the future of international broadcast rights to FIS World Cup events, and it’s causing a stir.

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