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The 2014 U.S. Freestyle Moguls Team was publicly announced at Pagosa Springs Spa and Resort in Colorado.

World Cup men came to the Loveland NorAm in preparation for upcoming races in Beaver Creek.

After her latest injury, Vonn rules out competing in Beaver Creek next week but optimistically eyes a return in Lake Louise.

After opening speed races were cancelled, the European Cup season kicks off with technical events in Levi, Finland.

Mark Rubinstein, a business executive with extensive sports media experience, succeeds Max Gartner as new President and CEO of Alpine Canada.

Local organizers announce a major change to upcoming women’s World Cup program next week.

Germany's Susanne Riesch undergoes arthroscopic knee surgery on her left leg upon return from Levi.

What alpine race training looks like from angles you've never seen before.

Learning to fail and learning from failure are essential perspectives to success that can act as an emotional buffer to the many challenges of ski racing.

Austria dominates the podium, Norway's Kristoffersen collects third, and Ligety powers to 11th.

Lake Louise is given the go ahead to host the first men's speed races of the 2013-14 FIS World Cup season.

The first run was characterized by unusually tight results, purportedly due to wind, which enabled several ladies from the back of the pack to make flip.

Aspen Valley Ski Club completes first phase of $15 million project to revamp training area.

It's full speed ahead for the 2013 FIS Beaver Creek World Cup races as organizers received the green light following snow control.

Ski Racing was on hand for the U.S. Alpine Ski Team naming at Copper Mountain on Nov. 8.

Despite undergoing knee surgery in July, former world downhill champion Guay intends to return to racing on home snow.

The Vikings send a team of hopefuls to Levi for this weekend's World Cup slalom races.

Top U.S. athletes Mikaela Shiffrin and Ted Ligety will compete alongside a strong list of starters in the slalom races.