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Pop violinist Vanessa-Mae's Olympic qualification called into question as allegations of rigging embroil race officials.

Olympian Caroline Lalive-Carmichael replaces Deb Armstrong as Alpine Competitive Program Director at Steamboat Springs.

The Coloradan who led the Americans with a 19th-place result in the slalom standings last season now turns his attention to Beaver Creek 2015.

Elite skiers and rising juniors gather for a technical development camp under the direction of U.S. Ski Team Head Men's Coach Sasha Rearick.

Swirling rumors are confirmed with Alexis Pinturault's official commitment to race on HEAD skis and boots.

Questionable procedures and a secret ballot enable the U.S. to secure another premier FIS event in coming years.

2012 World Cup slalom champion Andre Myhrer joins the World Cup Rebels.

Former Canadian women's World Cup coach Tim Gfeller starts his new job in Norway.

The U.S. women’s technical team ushered in the “summer season” last week with a camp in Colorado.

French tech skier Steve Missillier, who won silver in the Sochi GS, joins his teammates on Fischer next season.

Five men and five women aged 17-21 will make up the national development team for 2014-15.

American GS specialist Tim Jitloff will represent the Swiss manufacturer during the world championship season.

Terwiel returns to UVM to compete in the NCAA next season while Cousineau, Frisch, and Conrad Pridy will race independently.

"It’s been a long time since I’ve run this much GS, but it’s been good," said Stacey Cook.

Admitting to fans his "aspirations as a world class skier are gone," Nickerson steps away from life as a competitive athlete.

An annual gathering of everyone who's anyone, the famed Lutsen Spring Series draws in nationwide talent for four days of tech racing.

World downhill champion John Kucera will work as an assistant coach with the Canadian development team.

Things that could go away, good newish stuff, and great things that will never change in ski racing.