World Cup

After a rough 2020-21 season in which she contemplated retirement, Federica Brignone is feeling refreshed, ready to bounce back with a new, individualized training program.

FIS is pleased to announce that Alberto Senigagliesi has been named the Race Director for Speed events for the Audi FIS women’s World Cup tour starting for the 2022-23 season.

Check out SYNC's latest interview with Kiwi racer Alice Robinson.

Dressen ruled himself out of the first two speed rounds of the season in Lake Louise and Beaver Creek.

While weather-related cancellations of the Lenzerheide downhill and super-G ultimately crushed Odermatt's hopes of surpassing Pinturault in the overall last season, the late-season surge and runner-up finish was further evidence that the young Swiss is a serious all-around contender.

Over the past 42 weeks, Schmidhofer has worked hard to comeback from a severe knee injury and is working to keep her Olympic dreams alive. 

With the Olympic season approaching, Tommy Ford has no definite timeline for return — but Soelden is definitely a no-go.

With trusted partner Nordica in her corner, Andreja Slokar is ready to build off last season's success.

"For my whole career my focus will always be tech, but I love speed, and I love Lake Louise especially, so that is in the plan right now," Shiffrin said.

Wendy Holdener has sustained injuries to both hands in fitness training incident, expected to be back on snow in just under a month.

When skiers Mikaela Shiffrin and Marco Schwarz won the world titles in Alpine combined last

RCS talks about the differences between speed and tech, how he manages being an allrounder, among other topics.

FIS confirmed the plan on Friday for men's and women's races beneath the iconic Matterhorn mountain near to upscale ski resort Zermatt, likely in the 2022-23 season. 

Aiming to make their sport more dynamic and appealing, alpine skiing officials on Thursday discussed new race formats and the possibility of more frequent world championships.

Three-time Olympic combined silver medalist Ivica Kostelic raises the question to FIS: “Why are you destroying 100 years of tradition?”

Several members of the French speed team are not fully vaccinated. Will they be able to compete at the Lake Louise World Cup?