Hirscher sticks to home snow for now
Four-time World Cup overall winner kicks off 2015-16 on snow training in Austria.
Four-time World Cup overall winner kicks off 2015-16 on snow training in Austria.
Be warned: widespread technology advancements in the mountain villages of Central Europe can lag behind America by roughly a decade.
Despite fiery crash at the event, Hirscher, Neureuther, and Svindal emerge unscathed.
Watching video can keep you mentally sharp and allow you to develop your ski racing skills when you’re not on snow.
It will be a speed thrill of a different kind for the alpine superstars.
The classics as well as stops in Asia highlight an action-packed calendar.
Top professional dart players surpass prize earnings of the world's best ski racers.
Hirscher and Fenninger headline lengthy Austrian roster.
A run of slalom and a set of squats or hang cleans are physical performances that share many attributes.
The world's best ski racer takes a slalom run unlike one you've ever seen before.
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.
Canadian Dustin Cook wins his first ever World Cup race in the men's super G.
American Ted Ligety clips a rock in first run to finish fourth on the day.
Led by Ganong, Americans place four in top 15.
Kjetil Jansurd is looking to fend off challenges to the downhill title on home snow.
Neureuther and Raich round out the podium, Ligety takes fourth.
Kjetil Jansrud knows it's now or never in the chase for the overall.
Americans Ted Ligety and Tim Kelley sitting 15th and 29th, respectively.
Hear from Ted Ligety, Marcel Hirscher, and Alexis Pinturault following their medal worthy runs.
Ligety becomes first male skier ever to win three GS world titles.
An exclusive glimpse into the inner circle of Team Hirscher.
Jansrud wins first World Champs medal with silver, Ligety bronze.
Stefano Gross and Henrik Kristoffersen round out the podium.