The King of Kitz: Didier Cuche Shares Insights on Kitzbühel in the American Downhiller Podcast
The King of Kitz, Didier Cuche, shares his insight on the most famous and dangerous Downhill on the World Cup circuit, Kitzbuhel.
Dave Ryding: The Slalom Veteran Out to Challenge the Rising Stars for Gold
Dave Ryding, is striving to climb to the top of podiums this season. His main goal is to become the oldest ski racer to podium in a World Cup slalom.
New Updates and Technologies of Level Gloves 2024-25
Level Gloves presents the new 2024-25 models to widen its offer of performing and comfortable gloves for every skier.
Fingers Crossed! The Men Hope to Run the Gran Becca Downhill Tomorrow
Tomorrow, the World Cup Men will give the Zermatt-Cervinia, Gran Becca downhill track another try! Hopefully the weather holds out!
CANCELED: Due to Weather, the Men Were Unable to Take on the Downhill
The Men's downhill in Zermatt-Cervinia was canceled today, November 11th, due to heavy snowfall and wind.
The Canadian Men’s Goal: To Be the Top Speed Team, Kicking Off With Zermatt-Cervinia
The Canadian Men's World Cup speed team is ready to claim spots on the leaderboard this season, starting with the Zermatt-Cervinia downhill.
Portillo Through the Ages
Ski Portillo is not just a summer training hotspot. The legendary ski area is also the only venue in the Southern Hemisphere to have ever hosted the Alpine World Championships.
Kirchgasser injures knee in Courchevel
Austrian will miss three to four weeks.
Top 5 Ski Racer Tips for Ballin’ on a Budget
Traveling with ski gear doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg.
Challenging Vermont conditions allow podium shake-ups in NorAm slalom races
Jett Seymour surprised the field to take first NorAm win.
Friends and Colleagues Mourn the Passing of Hank McKee, Legendary Ski Journalist
Remembering Ski Racing’s one-of-a-kind free spirit.
Former Ski Racing editor honored with FIS Journalist Award for work with NBC Sports
Steve Porino transitioned from a downhiller on the U.S. Ski Team to a print and broadcast journalist.
A New Vision for Masters
A firsthand account of recruiting more racers through specific initiatives.
How to set healthy expectations for your child’s ski season
Expectations tell your children what’s important to you and establish a standard toward which they can strive.
The Tale of the Head-Turning Boot Bag
U.S. Ski Team and Denver alum Sterling Grant Babbitt designs high-end boot bag for racers.
No sticker, no start: U14 and older athletes need this FIS helmet sticker
If your helmet doesn’t have the FIS-approved label, your race may never start this season.
NASTAR pacesetting trials set for Copper in November
Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety headlines 2015-16 roster of national pacesetters.
Elliott Gould named associate editor at SkiRacing.com
Former College of Idaho ski team captain excited to cover women’s alpine and domestic events.
Join the Ski Racing team as an editorial, web, or video intern
Internship applicants should be highly motivated college students or recent graduates who are familiar with ski competition.
Racer Next: Timing isn’t everything
Live-Timing has its benefits and drawbacks. Are you overinvested in your children's race results?
Results matter: But to get them, ignore them
There are a lot of misconceptions about the role of results in achieving ski racing goals.
Svindal makes it 100 for Norway with victory in Val Gardena
Canadian Jan Hudec finishes second and Bode Miller eighth on a foggy day in Italy.
Be the best ski racing parent you can be
Dr. Jim Taylor provides a review of his past articles to help ski racing parents be as supportive as possible.
Ski Racing launches interactive Gear Guide
The Gear Guide on our website is your one stop shop for race-specific information on all junior and adult equipment.
