Switzerland

Swiss skier Didier Defago moves onto new role in the skiing world.

Former U.S. and Norwegian World Cup coach heads home to Switzerland to work with women's C squad.

Defago, Weirather, Theaux, Holdener, Innerhofer and more come together in Verbier for a charitable cause.

Only seven nations opt to participate in Friday's team race.

Kueng wins gold and Nyman just off the podium in fourth.

Lara Gut claims her first downhill race of the season in front of the Swiss crowd.

The ladies test out a new speed track at the Swiss resort.

Team will determine the 37-year-old's racing status on site.

Cartilage damage in the right knee will keep Nadja Jnglin-Kamer off snow for two to three months.

USSA Club of the Year offers ski cross program for U14/16s under direction of veteran speed coach Erik Steinberg.

Questionable procedures and a secret ballot enable the U.S. to secure another premier FIS event in coming years.

Michelle Gisin leads her team in yoga during a fitness camp on the Spanish island of Mallorca.

Men's alpine team prepares for next season with a conditioning camp in Spain.

The Spanish speed specialist moves from Salomon to the Swiss manufacturer.

Switzerland will run a smaller national team in total athletes but a larger A-squad than in the past.

The Swiss ski company has added Germany's Viktoria Rebensburg to its team which already includes Tina Maze.

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.