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Eleri Smart photo, Gary Yee, Simon Fournier photo Jace Stout The draft calendar for the

Felix Monsen is currently the only Swede competing in the World Cup speed disciplines, which has become increasingly challenging. The Swedish Ski Association, citing the “weak Swedish krona,” “high inflation,” and a “dry sponsorship market,” announced cost-cutting measures in May. Consequently, the Federation's negotiated integration of Monsen into the Norwegian men's speed team initially planned through the 2026 Olympic Games, has ended.

Today, Alice Merryweather announced her retirement from World Cup ski racing on social media. Her remarks on the platform reveal that the decision to retire was incredibly tough for the 27-year-old, successful athlete. 

World Cup Racers Heap Praise on the First of its Kind Freestyle Slalom, Hosted by Clément Noël at the French Alps Resort.

The upcoming Audi FIS Ski World Cup 2024/25 season promises an exhilarating journey for ski racing enthusiasts worldwide. Let's dive into the thrilling proposed calendar the committee recently submitted to the FIS council for a final vote.

Britain's Charlie Raposo, a Green Mountain School alumnus who recently retired from racing, has a new job. The 28-year-old will now manage Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, who is returning to the World Cup race for Brazil.

American skier Lila Lapanja, known for her slalom prowess, is a six-year veteran of the US Ski Team and has recently skied as an independent. She is making headlines with her decision to switch her skiing citizenship from the USA to Slovenia. This move comes after a successful career competing under the US flag, including notable achievements, such as scoring World Cup slalom points multiple times during her career.

Tristan Glasse-Davies, the newly appointed head coach for the Stifel US Ski Team's men’s slalom squad, brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the world of USA alpine slalom skiing. Hailing from the serene village of Gartmore near Stirling, Scotland, Glasse-Davies shares insights into his journey and vision for the future.

From Olympian to mom to columnist, Edie Thys Morgan continues to make her mark in

Eight-time overall World Cup globe winner Marcel Hirscher has announced his comeback to international ski racing for the 2024-25 season – but not for Austria.

Marcel Hirscher, one of the most successful ski racers of all time, plans to return next season after five years in retirement. And the record eight-time overall World Cup champion will compete for the Netherlands — his mother’s country — instead of his native Austria.

PARK CITY, Utah (April 24, 2024) – The Stifel U.S. Ski Team announced key staffing changes for the upcoming 2024-25 season across both the men’s and women’s alpine teams.

The 2023/24 World Cup slalom season showcased a diverse range of talent from across the globe. Among the top 30 skiers in both men's and women's categories, the average age stands at 27.6, reflecting a mix of experienced veterans and promising young athletes. Delve into the 2023/24 data

Mikaela Shiffrin: GEPA pictures In the pulse-pounding world of downhill racing, the 2023/24 World Cup

The decision by Zermatt Bergbahnen to exclude elite ski teams from gate training this summer has sent ripples of concern through the ski racing community. This decision most significantly impacts Swiss-Ski, Switzerland's national federation, which heavily relied on Zermatt as the world's premier glacier speed training destination. The root of this decision lies in a series of disappointments and challenges faced by the Zermatt/Cervinia World Cup Downhill, scheduled as the opening World Cup Downhill races over the past two seasons.

The 2024/25 FIS Alpine World Cup calendar draft is set to excite fans with thrilling races and intriguing changes, including new events in North America. The details of this proposed calendar promise a captivating blend of familiar venues and new challenges for the world's top alpine skiers.