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The Volgograd bombings prompted USSA President Bill Marolt to write to his organization's supporters.

Henrik Kristoffersen collects career first World Cup win in the last slalom race before the Olympics.

Rugged conditions and brutal temperatures challenged EISA skiers at the UNH Carnival.

2011 downhill world champion Erik Guay headlines the Canadian ski team headed to Sochi.

From Hahnenkamm downhill victory to the operating room for Austrian Hannes Reichelt.

Defending super G gold medalist Andrea Fischbacher, who found fortune in Vancouver, will sit out of Sochi.

Mikaela Shiffrin makes her Olympic debut among veteran and rookie alpine ski racers nominated to Team USA.

Rising young gun Jared Goldberg finishes 11th in Kitzbuehel super combined; Bode Miller disqualified after podium performance.

"Just give me a break and let me win here one time," pleads Bode Miller.

To wrap up Cortina d'Ampezzo speed week, it was a tight, technical SG set by Mauro Pini, former coach of the Swiss team.

Despite finishing on the podium, Bode Miller admits he let victory slip through his skis.

Last year's overall champ, Tina Maze, picks up her first win of the season, as Cook and Mancuso continue hot streaks.

Temperatures fell to well below zero leading up to the first run of the University of New Hampshire Carnival giant slalom at Attitash.

'Countdown 2-15' festivities begin Feb. 1 in the Vail Valley.

Hirscher straddles and hikes while Norwegian teen Henrik Kristoffersen grabs his third podium of the season.

Cook 5th, Mancuso 9th, Wiles 15th, Ross 17th on Olympia delle Tofane as Hoefl-Riesch picks up another win.

Mike Janyk fifth and Nolan Kasper sixth in World Cup tune-up race.

Maria Hoefl-Riesch and Nicole Hosp rounded out the podium on the Olympia delle Tofane.