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The biggest collection of stars during the two-week stretch of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships couldn’t be found on the Birds of Prey or Raptor courses.
The biggest collection of stars during the two-week stretch of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships couldn’t be found on the Birds of Prey or Raptor courses.
Britain's Chemmy Alcott and a handful of other skiers raced their final World Cup events in the 2013-14 season.
Three Olympic gold medals, two more at the World Championships, and six crystal globes: that's a career in anyone's language.
Andreas Puelacher becomes head men's coach in Austria and Thomas Stauffer finds a new job overnight.
Head women's coach in Germany denied contract renewal; Alberta Alpine coach offered job with national team.
Germany's most successful ski racer will end her career with the highlight of two medals from the Sochi Olympic Games.
Shiffrin sat in fourth after the first run, but costly mistakes dropped her back to 12th on the day.
Pre-race favorite Mikaela Shiffrin produces gold medal performance to become youngest Olympic slalom champion in history.
Slovenia's Tina Maze adds a second gold to her collection; American Mikaela Shiffrin skis to fifth in Olympic debut.
Injury and illnesses strike top competitors before the men's and women's Olympic giant slalom races.
Mancuso's Olympic super combined bronze medal will go nicely with her two silvers and one gold.
Lara Gut and Maria Pietilae-Holmner round out the podium in Val d'Isere.
Career-first victory for Switzerland's Kaufmann-Abderhalden, but Vonn's knee injury seems to get the better of her in France.
Gisin, Vonn, and Maze are the three fastest ladies in Val d'Isere training.
French World Champion Tessa Worley ruled out for rest of season, Tanja Poutiainen and Susanne Riesch also evaluated.
Canada's "Mitch" Gagnon eighth and Mikaela Shiffrin 12th at the slalom in France.
A high number of athletes in the top seed failing to finish first run leaves the door open in the St. Moritz giant slalom race.
Switzerland's Lara Gut was the fastest female in the final training run down Raptor.
The first run was characterized by unusually tight results, purportedly due to wind, which enabled several ladies from the back of the pack to make flip.
Lara Gut with the win, Zettel with the record, and Shiffrin with the surprise in Soelden.
Germany's best female skier admits she isn't 100 percent ready for Soelden and plans to "take it easy" this season.