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There was nothing effortless about the World Cup slalom race at Adelboden, Switzerland.

Michaela Kirchgasser and Maria Hoefl-Riesch round out the podium in the first of two super combined events this season.

In the men's event, Canadian skier Alex Bilodeau overtook teammate and World Cup leader Mikael Kingsbury for the victory.

"This is, I think, the second World Cup victory ever for a German skier in a GS, so this is some historic moment," said Neureuther.

Independent Canadian Larisa Yurkiw, perhaps taking advantage of a later start, skied to a personal best of sixth-place.

Kikkan Randall charges to her tenth career World Cup win in the Czech Republic.

Go back to the 2008 New Mexico Invitational when Denver edged Colorado by just 3.5 points to find a closer meet.

After sustaining a heel injury in Lake Louise, Andreas Romar has been slow to recover.

Overnight snowfall blankets the area, causing race officials to cancel the last training run to preserve the track for tomorrow's race.

American Troy Murphy skied to, by far, his best career result of fifth, while Heather McPhie finished just off the podium in fourth.

The Colorado native said she knew there was a problem after Val d'Isere and getting strong for the future is the priority.

Mikaela Shiffrin joins Peyton Manning in being honored as Colorado Athlete of the Year.

Sylvan Ellefson and Caitlin Gregg collect gold at the U.S. Cross Country Championships in Utah.

The Austrian was followed by Switzerland's Lara Gut, while Tina Maze finished third but missed a gate in the process.

Tina Maze's new coach this season, Walter Ronconi, lasted less than a year and has been replaced by Mauro Pini.

The four-time overall champ is currently three wins short of tying the women’s all-time record of 62 held by Austrian Annemarie Moser Proell.

At the urging of several national ski federations, the new guidelines loosen the requirement for the combined.

Did a training partnership with Germany backfire for the Americans?