Surprise slalom podium to close out World Champs
Jean-Baptiste Grange skis to gold from bib 14.
Jean-Baptiste Grange skis to gold from bib 14.
Americans Ted Ligety and Tim Kelley sitting 15th and 29th, respectively.
Hansdotter and Strachova claim silver and bronze, respectively.
Ligety becomes first male skier ever to win three GS world titles.
Second gold and third medal for the Austrian ace at Vail/Beaver Creek World Championships.
Hosp, Kirchgasser, Fenninger go 2-3-4 following slalom leg.
Jansrud wins first World Champs medal with silver, Ligety bronze.
Ondrej Bank conscious and able to move following finish line crash, diagnosed with concussion.
Bode Miller leaning towards retirement following World Championships crash.
France's Brice Roger skis fastest down the Birds of Prey.
Surgery performed on America's most decorated male ski racer.
Thomas Bach visits the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships and hints at decision on team race by July.
Stacey Cook posts the fastest opening downhill training run time but isn't reading too deeply into the result.
Hear what Mancuso, Cook, Ross, McKennis, and coach Abplanalp are thinking about heading into Vail/Beaver Creek 2015.
The Norwegian says it's been tough to watch from the sidelines this winter.
It was Kearney's eighth career World Championships medal, the most ever of any freestyle skier.
U.S. Ski Team's Patrick Deneen just off the podium in fourth.
Speed specialist looks forward to the 2015 Vail-Beaver Creek World Championships.
The U.S. women's speed team kicked off the new year with four days of training on the World Championship course.
Nina Loeseth skis to first Norwegian alpine women's podium in 12 years.
A conflict with the largest cross-country ski event in the Alps forces a change on the calendar.
The Swiss men's speed team leader had his first World Cup SG victory in Beaver Creek last season.
No huge surprises here, but Ted lists his favorites for the 2015 World Championships slalom race in Beaver Creek.
"I never want people to feel like I am unreachable, because then the inspiration dies," Mikaela Shiffrin remarked in a recent interview.