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Be warned: widespread technology advancements in the mountain villages of Central Europe can lag behind America by roughly a decade.

"We will use this year ... to move up young athletes and build confidence for our senior racers," says Rufener.

Swedish slalom ace gears up for a fresh season on new equipment.

Good weather and great snow make for a successful camp in Switzerland.

An exclusive 36-hour guide to summer camp life at Europe’s largest skiable glacier.

Idea arose from athletes who felt the need for more regional support in the form of a team.

U.S. Ski Team alumnus Bart Tuttle to lead race department.

"Everything you do, you learn something new. You get better as an athlete," says Svindal.

USSA hopes to carry momentum through 2017 Aspen World Cup finals.

Factors behind the decision to turn down a U.S. Ski Team nomination and go his own way.

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"We want to be the bridge between the athletes and FIS and make them both understand each other better."

Slalom specialist with unusually large feet finds boot fit with VACUUM technology.

The facility has not been used for ski jumping competition since 1994.

Decision to retire comes after her two most successful racing seasons.

Val Gardena/Groeden Organizing Committee to make safety and TV improvements to World Cup course.

Zettel is the fifth Austrian woman to announce her retirement this season.

We must change the alpine World Cup in order to reverse its protracted decline as a viable television and fan entity.