World Cup

After recovering from a fractured neck, Ryan Cochran-Siegle finally made his return to World Cup after 275 days. His appearance was cut short to a single run on Sunday, missing a change at a second run by only one hundredth of a second.

Austrian skier Roland Leitinger surprised the pre-race favorites by posting the fastest time in the first run of the season-opening men’s World Cup giant slalom on Sunday.

Mikaela Shiffrin won the season-opening women’s World Cup giant slalom on Saturday, beating world champion Lara Gut-Behrami in a close fight for her 70th career victory.

Get a jump on the weekend! Steve Porino returns for another season of the Pino Preview, breaking down all the action from Soelden.

Fans hoping to watch the opening races in Soelden this weekend caught another 11th-hour break

Maximilian Lahnsteiner will not be competing this season due to a season-ending knee injury he sustained while training this week.

A top-30 result in Soelden last year set the tone for River Radamus. This season, he's looking to take it to the next level.

Vlhova was the only skier who started in all 31 events of the women's World Cup in 2020-21 but she and her team, led by new head coach Mauro Pini, have decided against sticking to such grueling schedule in an Olympic year. 

Are you wondering who will be clicking into their race skis and pushing out of the start gate at at Soelden this coming weekend? Several European countries have announced their starters for the opening World Cup.

Moltzan credits her off-season training regimen and inspiration drawn from teammate Nina O’Brien for last year’s success, which she hopes to repeat this season. 

There are currently no announced plans for Soelden or any other World Cup races to be broadcast on NBC or any of its affiliates in the U.S.

After a breakthrough World Cup season, Nina O'Brien took three months off snow this summer to replicate what worked in 2020-21.

Swiss World Cup events in the various snowsport disciplines will be open to spectators in the 2021/22 season. Access to all events is reserved for people who have been vaccinated, have already had Covid-19, or tested negative for the coronavirus.

Erik Read and Trevor Philp are looking to take the next step in their evolution as world contenders and compete for a podium finish in Soelden.

This season, a group of 11 athletes from six different countries have teamed up under the direction of Global Racing’s founder and coach, Paul Epstein. These athletes are hoping to claim or reclaim a spot on the World Cup tour.

The 26-year-old also knows that was her aim for the last Winter Games - and things did not quite work out according to plan back then.