World Cup

Odermatt, who raced the previous three days in Val Gardena/Gröden, showed no lack of energy while winning his career 16th World Cup GS.

The Italian duo won back the podium on the challenging Val-d'Isère super-G course, with Federica Brignone taking first place. Lauren Macuga of Stifel US Ski Team earned 17th-place.

The first racer on the Gran Risa was Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen. However, after the first seven racers skied, he was (+1.91) behind the Swiss leader Marco Odermatt. When Odermatt skis with his average precision and balance, no one in the world can match him.

Tomorrow, the women switch over to super-G in Val-d'Isère. Goggia won the first super-G race of the season, will she achieve first again?

Prepare for an exhilarating clash of titans as the men gear up to conquer the Val d'Isère Giant Slalom (GS) showdown on Saturday, December 9th.

Today belongs to Italy. On home soil, the big man Dominik Paris won his first World Cup since March 2022. The winner of 22 career World Cups is the toast of Val Gardena/Gröden.

Jasmine Flury's triumphant run in the Val-d'Isère downhill marked a thrilling milestone in her career as her first downhill World Cup win.

The Val Gardena/Gröden World Cup is gearing up for a nail-biting showdown tomorrow as the top racers prepare to tackle the legendary Saslong downhill from the challenging top start. Saturday, December 16th, promises to add around 30 seconds to Thursday's race times, setting the stage for an exhilarating and much more tiring battle.

After a thrilling display of World Cup racing in St. Moritz, Switzerland, the women crossed into France for another speed weekend in Val-d'Isère.

The winner of the first men's super-G of the 2023-24 season is Austrian star Vincent Kriechmayr. Kriechmayr used high-speed skiing in sections one and three to finish a mere (-0.02) faster than his teammate Daniel Hemetsberger. The 2021 World Champion wins his eighth World Cup super-G of his career.

Tomorrow will be the men’s first super-G of the season on the Birds of Prey in Beaver Creek and 14 different nations will be represented!

Stifel U.S. Ski Team's 31-year-old 6' 7" Bryce Bennett wins his career second Saslong World Cup downhill. Skiing with bib 34 and taking advantage of the improving light, the 2021 Val Gardena/Gröden champion does it again.

Get ready for the adrenaline-packed Zermatt-Cervinia replacement World Cup downhill in Val Gardena/Gröden. Learn about top athletes, the race's storied history, and find out how to catch the action on Thursday, December 14th at 1:45 am PST/5:45 am EST.

In an exclusive interview with Ski Racing Media, Stifel U.S. Ski Team member Sam Morse sheds light on the influence of past success on his mindset approaching the Val Gardena/Gröden series. “Success on a track means you've definitely figured out a few sections, dialed in the race line and your plan,” Morse shares. This familiarity instills a sense of confidence that lets him push the limits, a stark contrast to approaching a track where success has been elusive.

The thrill of the Women's World Cup super-G in St. Moritz and the Men's World Cup slalom in Val d'Isère took an unexpected turn as both events faced cancellation due to challenging weather conditions.

Breezy Johnson, a world-class U.S. downhill racer and prominent Stifel US Ski Team member, is under scrutiny by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) after missing three whereabouts tests in a year.