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While heavy snow still characterized most of the day Friday, the weather is expected to improve for tomorrow's downhill.

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

Redneck Racing partners with Podiumwear Custom Sports Apparel as official race suit supplier.

Norwegian double Olympic medalist will not rest on his laurels.

Steven Nyman, staring Bib 46, led the way for the Americans in 15th position, while Travis Ganong finished a bit further back in 22nd.

The schedule represents a 30 percent increase in coverage for USSA events, coming on the heels of a 20 percent increase in ratings last season.

Tiger Shaw tells prospective World Cup speed athletes to "ski a lot of GS" while they are young.

Canadian tech specialist talks about finding the podium and the sisterhood of the travelling skis.

Sun Valley opens Bald Mountain exclusively for alpine race training.

The gold medalist says she'll shift her focus to tech in the run-up to Aspen.

U.S. Ski Team's A.J. Ginnis scores a 15-point result in 11th place from bib 96.

When I ask most racers and coaches how they define success, it is usually in terms of results – placing, points, rankings, or qualifying quotas.

He should return to skiing shortly, but there is no determination yet as to whether it will impact his participation in Lake Louise or Beaver Creek.

Ted Ligety unable to continue with training session at Vail after catching his hand in a GS gate.

The 2014 Audi FIS Birds of Prey World Cup Race Week gets underway Dec. 2 with downhill training.

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

Calendars confirmed, airbags approved, prize money minimums to go up next season and more.

One day after his career-first European Cup podium, the 23-year-old Canadian finds the top step.