World Cup

In his 12 years on the World Cup, the Austrian legend took the sport to new heights.

The Austrian speed skier has been pushing for a crystal globe since her World Cup debut in 2007. At 30-years-old, she finally reached the top.

As Austrian phenom, Marcel Hirscher, retires from ski racing athletes on the World Cup say farewell to one of the greatest of all time.

Austrian superstar leaves the sport on top.

56-year-old was reported missing on August 23.

Slovenian World Champion suffered knee injury six months ago.

Austrian megastar to address retirement rumors.

The Italian's first podium in her hometown of Val Gardena at the age of 22 is one of the more memorable career breakthroughs in the 2018/19 World Cup.

The women’s speed team has consistently been one of the highest ranked teams that the U.S Ski Team has put forth. In recent years though, injuries and retirements have reshaped the team and its dynamic.

This season saw many of the World Cup's top athletes fall, literally. Over 40 racers across 10 nations incurred season stalling or season-ending injuries.

As one door closes, another opens for these World Cup athletes.

Shiffrin now holds the giant slalom title, the cherry on top of a record-breaking season.

Frenchman claims third win his career to close out action-packed season.

Shiffrin claimed the sixth slalom globe of her career, and the slalom circuit said goodbye to Olympic champion Frida Hansdotter.

Frenchman grabs first GS win of the season in last race.

Switzerland has skied to their second gold of the season in the team event.