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Is being on the U.S. Ski Team a disadvantage for some athletes?

Mr. GS carves a mullet before the Madonna di Campiglio night slalom.

Only man enters an event with a preconceived notion of an outcome.

Canadian Ford Swette and Norwegian Henrik Roea win giant slalom races to close out the series.

The American dominates in Val Gardena to earn third career win behind Jansrud.

American AJ Ginnis scores career-first European Cup podium finish.

Race favorite Kjetil Jansrud finishes second, says the course is in good shape, despite weather challenges.

Ted Ligety decides to skip Lake Louise in favor of preparation for Beaver Creek.

On Friday, the Americans trained alongside the Swiss, Germans, Italians, French and Norwegians.

Hopes to return to competition as early as the Wengen World Cup races in January.

Lindsey Vonn downplays reports that she is considering making a start at the Aspen World Cup Nov. 29-30

U.S. men's team settles on athletes for the World Cup slalom opener in Levi, Finland.

Former USST coach John McMurtry, big mountain skier Chris Davenport, and eight others make up the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame Class of 2014.

White brings 18 years of World Cup and Olympic coaching experience with the U.S. Ski Team to MMST.

With Portillo lacking snow, U.S. men’s speed team trains in southern Chile and eyes potential for future visits.

According to Sasha Rearick, re-calibration is what the U.S. needs to become more competitive in the discipline of slalom.

A new winter is in the air, and a new head coach, Stefan “Stef” Abplanalp, hopes to shake things up.

While podium performances by the United States' top athletes on the World Cup and Olympic levels is extraordinary, one doesn’t need to look far to see problems lurking.