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Anna Fenninger and Tina Maze on the podium in Mont-Lachaux course debut.

Aksel Lund Svindal locks up super G title; Andrew Weibrecht scores career-best World Cup result.

Kikkan Randall wins and Sophie Caldwell collects first career World Cup podium at Lahti sprints.

Aksel Lund Svindal gains just enough points to wrestle the overall lead away from a resting Marcel Hirscher.

Sunday's race will now be the final World Cup downhill before the March 10-17 World Cup Finals slated for Lezerheide, Switzerland.

Olympians Bradley Wilson and Heather McPhie post podium results in Inawashiro, Japan.

Local favorite Petra Vlhova clinches gold in the slalom to the delight of Slovakian family, friends and spectators.

Bill Marolt will retire as president and CEO of USSA but will continue in an advisory position.

Tie for the victory and top-28 skiers finish within one second of the winners on sprint downhill course.

Fresh snow on top of a soft base forces cancellation of the second downhill training run.

The University of Vermont secured its second consecutive sweep of the EISA circuit at regional championships this weekend despite some dangerous weather.

The weather was far from ideal, but it was a veteran field at the women’s FIS Junior World Championship GS.

New Mont-Lachaux downhill track welcomes the women's World Cup tour back from the Olympic Games.

First and only scheduled training run before two downhill races for the men canceled due to fog and rain.

Sky Eye Media, which specializes in low altitude aerial cinematography, used an Octocopter to grab the following footage at Devil's Glen in Ontario.

North Americans achieve nothing to write home about from opening men's super G and super combined in Jasna, Slovakia.

Colorado's Oedegaard misses mass start in 20k freestyle by roughly 30 seconds but still rallies to the top of the podium.

All Scandinavian final as Sweden edges out Norway for the win; U.S. finishes fourth.