Henrik Kristoffersen resolves sponsor dispute with Norwegian federation
The 22-year-old World Cup slalom champion hoped to have Red Bull as his head sponsor.
The 22-year-old World Cup slalom champion hoped to have Red Bull as his head sponsor.
The Norwegian star has set his sights on summer training in South America.
Sochi downhill gold medalist has been recovering from fractured vertebrae suffered last season.
Five additional athletes announce their intentions to retire.
Grandson of 1968 Tour de France winner Jan Janssen claims Dutch citizenship.
Stiegler and McJames round out the podium in second and third, respectively.
Alaskan claims first career national title down demanding slope.
Americans sweep the discipline titles and take five of six World Cup spots for next season.
The Italian will be evaluated for injuries this afternoon.
Lara Gut overtakes Lindsey Vonn in the overall standings.
Austrian pulls 111 points clear of Pinturault to guarantee fourth GS crystal globe with one race to spare.
Despite late Austrian charge, Frenchman holds on for fourth GS win in a row.
Swiss capture second and third gold medals of the championships with dual victories.
Frenchman claims third consecutive GS victory in dominant fashion.
Frenchman grabs back-to-back GS wins with victories in Yuzawa Naeba and Hinterstoder.
French go 1-2 as Massmiliano Blardone returns to the podium.
Tilley and Rubie take wins to close out Canadian series.
German wins her second giant slalom of the season, beating out hometown favorite, Ana Drev.
Season-ending injury strikes another top athlete on the World Cup circuit.
Hahnenkamm races get the green light during recent FIS inspection.
Scandinavians sweep inaugural World Cup event as Jansrud, Svindal, and Myhrer go 1-2-3.
Kristoffersen takes first ever Norwegian podium as Ligety lands in fourth.
Canadian Read shines, upstart Andorran shocks in Pano tech series
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