World Cup Athlete profiles

It’s a serious step to add downhill to one’s repertoire. Still, for Radamus, who lives in nearby Edwards and grew up racing with Ski and Snowboard Club Vail, it seemed only appropriate for the World Cup’s one-stop at his home hill to be the place for his inaugural downhill race. However, with both downhill races canceled at Beaver Creek due to the weekend's inclement weather, River Radamus’ World Cup downhill debut will have to wait.

Alpine Canada Women's Tech Team prepares for the Tremblant World Cup! First World Cup on the hill since 1983. Solid prep, supportive atmosphere and being on home snow excites this group for the weekend ahead!

Dave Ryding, is striving to climb to the top of podiums this season. His main goal is to become the oldest ski racer to podium in a World Cup slalom. 

Racing independently and preparing for his first World Cup, Sync Team independent Jimmy Krupka aims high with World Racing Academy.

One of Canada’s fastest downhillers is flying solo this season … at least on paper. Sync athlete Stefanie Fleckenstein is relatively new to the international skiing stage but has made quick work of first impressions. Weather permitting, Fleckenstein will open her 2023-24 World Cup campaign racing the Zermatt-Cervinia downhills on November 18th and 19th.

The Canadian Men's World Cup speed team is ready to claim spots on the leaderboard this season, starting with the Zermatt-Cervinia downhill.

Dasha Romanov, at age 20, will accomplish her dream of qualifying for a World Cup start. Her debut will be at the slalom in Levi!

Mikaela Shiffrin embraces change, ambition and the eagerness to want more this season, starting with the Sölden World Cup.

Lucas Braathen Atomic Media days, GEPA pictures/Harald Steiner Lucas Braathen ends his ski racing career

The Stifel US Ski Team Tech women feeling prepared, excited, focused and ready to push out of the World Cup start gate in Sölden.

Over, over, over - Lucas Braathen has just announced at a press conference in Sölden, to everyone's surprise, that he is ending his career as a ski racer. The recent dispute with the Norwegian association was too much of a bad thing.

The Canadian Alpine men and women are preparing for the first World Cup of the 2023/24 season in Sölden, Austria.

Capturing his first World Cup victory last February at age 21 and his first full season at the sport's highest level, Alexander “Sander” Steen Olsen became the latest Norwegian “wonder kid.

The Stifel US Ski Team, under the leadership of head technical coach Ian Garner, stands ready for the Sölden challenges ahead.

Both Bocock sisters will be skiing their first World Cup races when the season kicks off in Sölden on Saturday, Oct. 28th.

On Sunday, October 29th, the skiing world will witness a thrilling showdown as Marco Odermatt, steps onto the Sölden Rettenbach glacier.

The drama and missed medal left Manuel Feller scarred and struggling to cope with the 2023 World Championships.

Like all ski racers, Benjamin Ritchie has always relished going fast. However, what he’s always loved most about the sport is making turns.