After the serious injuries endured in Stelvio this season, athletes tell their opinions on the World Cup race. Also, despite the crashes, several racers expressed enthusiasm and curiosity about the track for the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games.
The Stelvio slope in Bormio is set to host the toughest men’s Olympic downhill in 30 years during the 2026 Games. Known for its icy terrain, steep gradients, and punishing length, the course has already tested World Cup racers with high-speed crashes and grueling conditions. Skiers are calling it a true fight for survival.
Austrian Olympic gold medalist wows the home crowd for his first win since 2015.
Germany's Ferstl and the Czech Republic's Ledecka score big in final Southern Hemisphere speed series.
Italian charges from bib 47 to set fastest time ahead of teammate Innerhofer.
Darkness and 90+ mph speeds greet racers for second day in a row.
Austrian quickest as almost half of the starters fail to complete the entire course.
Speed specialist looks forward to the 2015 Vail-Beaver Creek World Championships.
It was a smooth post-Christmas training run for the men on the Deborah Compagnoni slope in Italy.
Jansrud holds a 152-point lead in the overall ahead of Marcel Hirscher.
Double Sochi Olympic medalist Christof Innerhofer commits to Rossignol until 2017.
A total of 51 skiers have been named to the national team groups in Italy.
Mauro Caviezel and Denise Feierabend are declared the "masters of all slopes" at the third annual event.
Sandro Viletta of Italy skis a gutsy slalom run to win super combined gold; Miller best for U.S. in sixth.
Bode Miller comes up short in men's downhill; Travis Ganong tops for U.S. with career-best fifth place.
The Italians proved fast in training on home snow, but the U.S. Ski Team lands four inside the top 20.
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