Loïc Meillard achieves first gold in 75 years for Switzerland in the final race of the World Championships. McGrath and Strasser achieve their first medals.
The Val d’Isère slalom is back after last season’s race was canceled due to heavy overnight snowfall, which left the race crew unable to prepare the course. This year’s event promises a star-studded showdown, with several big names eager to leave their mark. The Val d’Isère slalom returns this weekend, featuring top contenders like Clément Noël, Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, and Manuel Feller. Noël, who leads the season with two wins, is questionable after an ankle sprain. North American skiers, led by Ben Ritchie, aim to make their mark, while Marco Schwarz makes his comeback. Catch the action live on Ski and Snowboard Live or CBC Sports. The Val d’Isère slalom returns this weekend, featuring top contenders like Clément Noël, Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, and Manuel Feller. Noël, who leads the season with two wins, is questionable after an ankle sprain. North American skiers, led by Ben Ritchie, aim to make their mark, while Marco Schwarz makes his comeback. Catch the action live on Ski and Snowboard Live or CBC Sports. The Val d’Isère slalom returns this weekend, featuring top contenders like Clément Noël, Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, and Manuel Feller. Noël, who leads the season with two wins, is questionable after an ankle sprain. North American skiers, led by Ben Ritchie, aim to make their mark, while Marco Schwarz makes his comeback. Catch the action live on Ski and Snowboard Live or CBC Sports.
In the 28th episode of the Skiing is Believing Podcast summer series, Matt and Alan chat with Clara Direz, the talented French giant slalom skier.
Portes du Soleil, France, Jan. 31, 2024 — Today was a big day of racing at the 2024 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships in Portes du Soleil, France, a weeklong event that brings together the best under-21 ski racers in the world. In the morning, athletes raced men’s and women’s Super G events at the Linga venue in Châtel, marking a second day of speed events
Cyprien Sarrazin of France achieved a triumphant run on the Stelvio track in Bormio, Italy. This was his first victory in a World Cup downhill!
Pinturault and Worley lead a talented French squad.
Scandinavia reigns supreme as the World Cup heads into final tech races.
Norwegian claims first win of the season in come-from-behind fashion.
Frenchman grabs his first GS win on home snow.
Despite injury, the Frenchman managed a fourth-place finish.
Several nations make their final picks ahead of opening World Cup slalom.
Markus Larsson of Sweden and Anemone Marmottan of France hang it up.
Grandson of 1968 Tour de France winner Jan Janssen claims Dutch citizenship.
Pinturault, Muffat-Jeandet and Mermillod Blondin go 1-2-3 as Bennett finds the top 10.
Patience and experience pays off for World Cup veteran.
Switzerland's Lara Gut sneaks by the U.S. Ski Team's Lindsey Vonn to win the combined by one hundredth.
From nearly ending his career to winning the World Championship slalom, Grange had a wild year in 2014-15.
National championships for Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Italy, France and Slovenia reveal rising stars.
German admits to struggling with back pain over the past two weeks.
Hirscher collects the giant slalom globe and further distances himself from Jansrud in the overall.
Overall standings heat up between Fenninger and Maze — to be determined in Sunday's GS.
French technical specialist to undergo surgery on March 30.
Only seven nations opt to participate in Friday's team race.
Canadian Dustin Cook wins his first ever World Cup race in the men's super G.
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