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Following brutally cold weather in Nakiska, the opening World Cup ski cross race of the season took place Saturday.

Maria Hoefl-Riesch earned her second win in as many days while Lindsey Vonn improved to finish 11th.

With a tie for third place, elbow room was in short supply on the Beaver Creek super G podium.

U.S. women's speed team continues to struggle north of the border.

It was reindeer weather in Beaver Creek and Norway’s Aksel Lund Svindal took full advantage.

Four days in the making, the U.S. Ski Team grabs a NorAm podium with Paula Moltzan's third-place finish.

Having certain racers — who performed poorly — refuse to speak with reporters at Beaver Creek was embarrassing for the U.S. Ski Team and the sport.

Canada's Erik Guay was the fastest skier in the one and only Beaver Creek downhill training run as top American Travis Ganong finished seventh.

The C Team's Jacqueline Wiles and B Team's Julia Ford came from way back in the pack in the final day of training at Lake Louise.

The Canadians strike once more at the women's NorAm, but Lila Lapanja gives the U.S. reason to celebrate.

Warner Nickerson gets the nod for World Cup giant slalom starts in Beaver Creek and Val d'Isere.

Stacey Cook, who was on the podium in Alberta last season, skied to sixth; Mancuso ninth.

The second of three scheduled downhill training runs for the men at Beaver Creek has been cancelled due to snowfall.

Heavy snowfall during the second run couldn't hold back the charging Canadian ladies at Loveland.

A refresher course on the key issues Dr. Jim Taylor has written about in past seasons.

Grounded planes in Calgary delayed the arrival of multiple national teams in Colorado.

Nina Loeseth of Norway takes the first victory in the opening race of the women's NorAm series.

In a deal with EUROVISION, USSA obtains the media rights to the 2015 and 2017 FIS Alpine and Nordic Ski World Championships.