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Austrian National Downhill champion Daniel Danklmaier has experienced a left knee injury while training downhill

After over three decades with the ÖSV, Sports Director Toni Giger, has decided to leave the organization. 

Winters, a quiet man, is talented, but his success has come one step at a time. 

SYNC Performance is excited to announce the Junior Team and NCAA Team application period for the 2022/23 season.

Marcel Hirscher's ski brand, Van Deer, has announced that Charlie Raposo is thei

700 competitors of all ages and abilities attempted the 115 gate course, which boasts a 3300 vertical-foot drop over its four mile long stretch.

Four years ago, the US Ski Team cut its entire men’s World Cup slalom team. This year at the Olympics, Team USA included only one slalom skier.

Roy Tuscany overcame adversity after a life-changing traumatic injury.

All I can say to the Taos Ski Valley is thank you. Thank you on behalf of all ski enthusiasts, especially ski racing fans.

Ski Racing Media's Publisher, Peter Lange, reflects on the weekend's events as WPST racing has come to a close for the 2022 season.

“Trevor and I were down to the wire,” Read said. “I saw him right next to me going off the jump coming into the alley to the finish, so I knew it was going to be close.

The two most consistent skiers of the Taos 2022 WPST World Championships presented by New Mexico True were in the middle of facing off in a nail-biting final race in the women’s giant slalom Sunday at Taos Ski Valley when things got extra exciting and a little bit scary.

U.S. Olympian Paula Moltzan, who nearly helped her team to a medal at the parallel event in Beijing this February and whose only World Cup podium to date has come in a parallel race (Lech/Zuers in 2020), walked away with the big win and a check for $20,000.

A collection of the world’s fastest skiers discovered that the World Pro Ski Tour presented by Rocket Mortgage is a whole different animal than the World Cup during qualification day at the Taos 2022 WPST World Championships, which was presented by New Mexico True at Taos Ski Valley on Friday.

This episode is perfect for the ski racing fan, the up and coming racer, as well as for all the junior coaches out there who want to hear from an athlete who has risen to the top with the support of great coaching.

“If it’s this really awesome thing that goes well, I can really have a fun year (on the World Pro Ski Tour) next year,” said Stiegler, who serves as a coach for her husband and helps oversee Stiegler Ski Racing Camps with her brother.

The slalom specialist will follow in her dad’s ‘retired’ footsteps with baby in tow.

German medalists and a few of America’s top tech racers will be in the mix in Taos