Norwegian Braathen opens season with career-first win
The Norwegian was fifth before posting the second fastest time in the decisive leg to finish ahead of Swiss duo Marco Odermatt and Gino Caviezel.
Bassino leads Brignone for Italian 1-2 in season-opening GS
Bassino held on to her first-run lead to beat her teammate and defending overall World Cup champion by 0.14 seconds.
In the nick of time, US Ski & Snowboard announces Soelden broadcast option
On Friday evening, just hours before the races were set to begin, U.S. Ski &
World Cup heads into season full of questions
VIENNA (AP) — The usual jitters before alpine skiing’s World Cup season opener won’t be
Canadian Cowboy Manuel Osborne-Paradis retires from World Cup racing
CALGARY, Alta. — Three-time World Cup winner, Canadian Alpine Ski Team veteran Manuel Osborne-Paradis announced his
Shiffrin to skip Soelden opener, flying home
Mikaela Shiffrin postponed her return to World Cup skiing for at least another month on Friday, pulling out of next week's season-opening giant slalom in Austria with a back issue.
Missing home, Mikaela Shiffrin ponders skiing future
VIENNA (AP) — A year that turned Mikaela Shiffrin’s world upside down has left the
The story behind the decision: Biesemeyer reflects on his ski racing career
On Thursday, Thomas “BZ” Biesemeyer announced he would be stepping away from the sport of ski racing. What's next? A lot of studying and the possibility to return to the sport at a later time.
Saalbach awarded 2025 FIS World Alpine Ski Championships
Earning 12 votes, Saalbach won the election ahead of Crans-Montana and Garmsich Partenkirchen, who each finished with one vote.
2020-21 World Cup calendar announced
These new calendars aim to provide a safe environment for athletes to compete and are based on the requirements to reduce numbers and costs for teams, organizers and stakeholders.
FIS proposes tweaked World Cup calendar; final approval expected Oct. 3
On Wednesday, the FIS Alpine World Cup preparation meeting in advance of the Technical Committees
Wendy Holdener sidelined with injury
The two-time alpine combined world champion fell on Friday during a slalom training in Saas-Fee and suffered a non-displaced fracture of the right fibula.
Canadian Valérie Grenier back on snow, overjoyed
The 23-year-old from St. Isidore, Ontario who has 20 top-30 World Cup finishes to her credit, finally returned to full on-snow training recently with the Canadian Alpine Ski Team in Stelvio, Italy in August.
Citing Garmisch injury, Viktoria Rebensburg retires
Olympic giant slalom champ Viktoria Rebensburg announced her retirement Tuesday, citing a February injury she
U.S. Ski Team departs for Europe, formulates strategy for international travel
While the U.S. Ski Team athletes were hard at work with on-snow training at Mount Hood in Oregon this summer, U.S. Ski & Snowboard staff were busy finding ways to get many of those athletes into Europe for training this fall.
Local organizer reflects on Birds of Prey cancellation
In a world full of unknowns and uncertainties, canceling the Xfinity Birds of Prey FIS World Cup in Beaver Creek has been a tough pill to swallow. But officials at the Vail Valley Foundation (VVF), the event's organizer, believe it was the right decision.
Val d’lsere, St. Moritz, Courchevel set to replace North American stops
The revised World Cup calendar will be approved following the FIS Technical Meetings, which are scheduled from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2. The schedule will be posted on the FIS website on Oct. 3.
2020 North American World Cups canceled
After extended discussions between U.S. Ski & Snowboard, the Canadian Snowsports Association, FIS, and the
With Congress pushed back, Gian Franco Kasper will stick around for another year
With the FIS announcing earlier this month postponement of the 52nd annual Congress until the
FIS alpine World Cup to kick off one week early
In an official communication Wednesday, FIS announced that the alpine World Cup opening races in Soelden, Austria will take place one week earlier than originally scheduled.
Streif start house gets upgrade, new look coming in 2021
Sometimes referred to as the "gate to hell," the start house of the Hahnenkamm descent will get a significant makeover this summer with a more modern look set to debut in 2021, Kitzbühel Ski Club announced.
Ted Ligety breaks wrist in mountain biking crash
On Wednesday, July 15, Team USA's Ted Ligety took a hard fall while biking at Deer Valley Resort.
FIS considers several options for upcoming WC season
Among those race changes would be substituting a super G in Wengen for the slalom, which may be held in Schladming to keep speed and tech circuits separated.
Video: GBR slalom star Dave Ryding joins Chemmy Alcott in new Facebook show
The three-time Olympian chats with Alcott about his competitors on the World Cup, his relationship, and how he's been spending quarantine.
