World Cup Race News

Bennett joins teammate Steven Nyman (three downhill victories) and Bode Miller (one super-G victory) as American winners at the resort in the Dolomites.

Olympic champion Sofia Goggia and her American rival Breezy Johnson finished 1-2 in a women’s World Cup downhill for the third time this season on Saturday.

Former overall champion Aleksander Aamodt Kilde kept up Norway’s success on the Saslong course by winning the super-G on Friday.

Ryan Cochran-Siegle clocked the fastest time on course in the downhill training run today in Val Gardena.

French skier Clément Noël dominated the first slalom of the World Cup season Sunday for his ninth career win as many other pre-race favorites faltered.

Federica Brignone won a wind-swept World Cup super-G Sunday that saw pre-race favorite Lara Gut-Behrami crash.

French skier Clement Noel set the pace in the opening run of a men’s World Cup slalom Sunday while defending overall champion Alexis Pinturault failed to qualify for the second run.

Swiss skier Marco Odermatt dominated the second men's World Cup giant slalom of the season on Saturday to win the race by almost six-tenths of a second.

It was Lara Gut-Behrami’s turn to edge Sofia Goggia for victory in a World Cup super-G race on Saturday, reversing the result of their duel in Canada last weekend.

Odermatt best handled challenging course conditions during the first run on the Face de Bellevarde, following overnight snowfall to lead defending overall champion Alexis Pinturault by .32 and Croatian skier Filip Zubcic by .33 of a second.

Sofia Goggia captured a World Cup super-G win on Sunday to go three for three for wins at Lake Louise. Shiffrin finished in sixth, 0.58 seconds out.

Goggia won again in Lake Louise, becoming the first woman to put together six downhill wins in a row since Lindsey Vonn did in the 2010-11 season.

It's more proof the 2019-20 overall World Cup champion is returning to top form after tearing his ACL less than a year ago - and with the Winter Olympics in Beijing just two months away.

Reigning Olympic champion Sofia Goggia of Italy won the first downhill race of the women's World Cup season by a whopping margin of nearly 1.5 seconds on Friday, with Breezy Johnson second and her American teammate Mikaela Shiffrin back in 26th.

The real surprise on a warm day at Beaver Creek was the performance of Canadian Broderick Thompson. The 35th racer on the course, Thompson found a fast line to wind up third and knock Germany's Andreas Sander off the podium.

BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – Max Franz of Austria was the fastest racer in a downhill

Shiffrin beat Petra Vlhova — her main rival — for her 46th career win in slalom. That matched a 32-year-old record for most World Cup wins in a single discipline, set by Swedish great Ingemar Stenmark in giant slalom.

Petra Vlhova built a slim lead over Mikaela Shiffrin in the opening run of Killington - the first women’s World Cup race in North America in two years.