Marcel Hirscher

Marcel Hirscher, the eight-time Overall World Cup globe winner for Austria, is surprisingly returning to ski racing, this time representing the Netherlands. During a July 24 press conference, Hirscher shared his thoughts and plans for this new chapter in his career. “For me, this is not a comeback, but a project close to my heart,” the ski legend stated Wednesday

Marcel Hirscher, one of the most successful ski racers of all time, plans to return next season after five years in retirement. And the record eight-time overall World Cup champion will compete for the Netherlands — his mother’s country — instead of his native Austria.

Mark Mitter, the coach from Ramsau, Austria recently bid farewell to Team Shiffrin, leaving behind a legacy of success and gratitude. Despite his modesty, Mitter's impact as an assistant coach to some of skiing's brightest stars cannot be overlooked.

Marcel Hirscher took his 51st win in a challenging GS at Adelboden.

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Tommy Ford led the Americans with a 14th-place result.

The podium had fans experiencing deja vu.

Austria gets another home win as Great Britain claims first ever World Cup slalom podium.

Norwegian claims second classic slalom in a row on iconic track.

Norwegian back in the red bib as Americans land three in the points.

Frenchman surpasses Jean-Claude Killy for winningest French skier.