Manuel Feller Delays Return to Snow Following Rehabilitation Setback
Manuel Feller will miss Austria’s upcoming on-snow training camp in Chile after suffering another herniated disc during his rehabilitation from back surgery.
2026 Chile Winter Series: World Cup Talent Heads to La Parva
The Chile Winter Series opened with four FIS giant slaloms at El Colorado, but the focus now shifts to La Parva and its World Cup-caliber speed racing.
Ski Zenit Opens Registration for Summer Camps in Switzerland and Chile
Ski Zenit celebrates 20 years of summer training camps in Saas-Fee, offering athlete-centered alpine ski racing programs in Switzerland and Chile for skiers of all ages and levels.
World Cup Athlete Henrik Von Appen Weighs in on Protective Gear and Why He Chooses Diston
Henrik Von Appen of the Chilean National World Cup Speed Team is diligently working to make his comeback this season to the circuit. Von Appen considers himself “One of the earliest athletes to adopt anti-cut technology,” and relies on Diston because of his confidence in its high-quality protective undergarments, which boast a 3-FIS Star rating and exceptional comfort.
Portillo Through the Ages
Ski Portillo is not just a summer training hotspot. The legendary ski area is also the only venue in the Southern Hemisphere to have ever hosted the Alpine World Championships.
Prokopyeva and Vukicevic victorious in SAC downhills
Opening El Colorado downhills go to Eastern European winners.
South American tech heats up in Chile
South American racers have strong showings against European powers.
Southern Hemisphere overall titles decided
Which athletes secured World Cup spots for this season?
Bode Miller seen training in Chile on Bomber Skis, Full Tilt boots
Amid a lawsuit with Head USA, Miller is working toward his comeback.
South American speed wraps up in El Colorado
Germany's Ferstl and the Czech Republic's Ledecka score big in final Southern Hemisphere speed series.
VIDEO: Remembering the Portillo World Championships of 1966
50 years later, athletes past and present reflect on the significance of the world championships in South America.
No such thing as an offseason for US Ski Team women
Between time in the gym and on snow, coaches create a busy and productive summer schedule.
VIDEO: A day in Julia Mancuso’s life at Ski Portillo
What activities does the U.S. Ski Team superstar find crucial for any ski trip to the Andes?
Ski teams safe following 8.3 magnitude earthquake in Chile
Good news from national and club teams training in Portillo, La Parva, and Valle Nevado.
Mauro Caviezel avoids surgery on broken leg
Swiss World Cup team takes another hit during training camp in Chile.
Germans leave for South America without Felix Neureuther
Technical ace opts to stay behind for training with the Europa Cup team.
World champion Kueng suffers knee injury
Downhill winner from Beaver Creek to miss team's training camp in Chile.
Cracking into Corralco
With Portillo lacking snow, U.S. men’s speed team trains in southern Chile and eyes potential for future visits.
US men’s team scores ideal NZ training at Ohau
Family-run ski area off the beaten path meets all the needs of the U.S. Ski Team men's groups.
Austrian downhill team leaves Chile early due to lack of snow
Only Hannes Reichelt will remain in South America as he heads to Ushuaia in Argentina.
Swiss lose 3 skiers to assorted injuries
Silvan Zurbriggen, Reto Schmidiger, and Joana Haehlen suffer injuries all in the same week.
USSA Rocky/Central completes regional projects at Mt. Hood
Regional camp focuses on GS tactics for Central skiers who have fewer opportunities in that discipline.
FIS racing kicks off in Southern Hemisphere
Charlie Guest and Henrik Von Appen take opening 2014-15 FIS race wins to kick off the Southern Hemisphere season.
Hoedlmoser named head men’s speed coach with US Ski Team
Overall head women's coach will move to fill Andreas Evers' vacancy overseeing men's speed squad.
