World Cup

Friday’s canceled race in Lake Louise is already causing scheduling challenges for the men’s World

With the Alpine skiing World Cup returning to North America for the first time in two years, Mikaela Shiffrin can't wait to race in front of a home crowd again.

The first of two men’s World Cup downhills in Lake Louise was canceled Friday due to too much snow.

With the Canadian Cowboy legacy drifting into the rearview mirror, a young Canadian squad, led

Back from injury, Keely Cashman says her primary focus will be on speed this season, but that could change depending on tech results, including this weekend in Killington.

"In terms of excitement around the race and weekend, it feels the same as the first time in Killington, and maybe even more so," says O Brien. "It's always the highlight of my season. I love being there."

Organizers and FIS confirmed a positive snow control today, which means the course is in good shape and on track to be ready for “North America’s Downhill” and two Super G races Dec. 3-5. Snow control had originally been scheduled for Friday, Nov. 19, but officials postponed 48 hours to confirm weather patterns.

Petra Vlhova got the better of Mikaela Shiffrin for the second time in two days Sunday, winning another women’s World Cup slalom in Finnish Lapland.

Petra Vlhova edged Mikaela Shiffrin again in the first run of a women’s World Cup slalom Sunday, a day after the Slovakian skier won both runs in the season-opening slalom.

Petra Vlhova held on to her first-run lead to beat Mikaela Shiffrin and win in Levi.

Petra Vlhova built a slim lead over Mikaela Shiffrin in the opening run of Levi.

On a hill where only the best of the best have won, Mikaela Shiffrin has momentum on her side but faces her stiffest competition yet.

The Birds of Prey organizing committee and FIS have announced that the snow control for

Peacock will provide extensive 2021-22 FIS Skiing and Snowboarding World Cup coverage, including all events held in Austria.

After a season in which she scored points across four different disciplines, AJ Hurt is more focused than ever on slalom. She'll kick out this weekend in Levi.

Shiffrin has won 45 of her 70 career World Cups in slalom, leaving her one short of the best mark for most wins in a single discipline.