World Cup Race News

Alexis Pinturault has had quite the weekend in Hinterstoder, Austria, ending the series with three podiums and two wins.

In a conference call on Monday, the FIS chose to continuing delaying their decision on what to do about World Finals until March 6th.

The race for the overall globe remains tight between Pinturault, Kilde, and Kristoffersen.

With Cortina d'Ampezzo under level 4 advisory, CEO Tiger Shaw says US Ski & Snowboard will heed all travel warnings.

Heavy overnight snowfall totaling almost 20 inches blankets the Franco Berthod track and wipes out the final alpine combined race of the season.

The women’s World Cup proceeded as scheduled with super G racing in La Thuile, Italy on Saturday in front of a restricted crowd for the tour’s first venture in four years to Valle d’Aosta.

Vincent Kriechmayr earned his second win of the season in what were described as "garbage" conditions.

FIS elected to cancel the races due to the current condition of the hill and onset weather.

Finals are currently scheduled to be held in the Veneto region, which has multiple cities under quarantine in an attempt to stop the spread of the virus.

Despite coronavirus concerns, FIS and the organizing committee have decided the show must go on.

The Slovakian team is unsure if she will participate in the tech races this upcoming weekend in Italy.

The Italian star puts her all-around capabilities on display yet again and assumes the lead in the World Cup overall standings.

After over two hours of start delays the race in Japan was finally canceled due to strong winds.

Corinne Suter secures her first-ever downhill crystal globe before the final race of the season.

Croatia's Filip Zubcic wins first race of his career, while Ford earns the second podium of his career.

In Friday’s race, which was rescheduled from the Rosa Khutor cancellation earlier in the month, Lara Gut-Behrami led the Swiss charge by claiming her 25th career World Cup win and her first since 2018 ahead of teammate Corinne Suter.

The French speed specialist is now on the road to recovery after suffering multiple injuries to his right knee in January.

With Mikaela Shiffrin absent following her father’s unexpected passing, Vlhova also assumed the lead of the slalom standings by 20 points with only three races remaining.