Children’s Races provide a taste of World Cup skiing
At the beginning of their careers most athletes cut their teeth at FIS Children’s races, a category for the developing youngsters aged 12 to 15 and extremely competitive at that.
Marko Pfeifer new Austrian slalom coach
After three years with the Swedes Pfeifer to lead the Austrian slalom team
Numerous World Cup athletes remember Björn Sieber
Numerous World Cup racers and many others including fans took part in the Björn Sieber Memorial Race in Damüls last weekend.
Reiteralm and Copper Mountain celebrate Halloween by kicking off the winter season
Two ski resorts at the opposite ends of the world are celebrating Halloween in an unusual manner.
Fun times at end of season racing
The FIS World Cup season may be over but FIS athletes are still busy skiing for great causes and with the pressure and stress over, they are out having some fun too.
Freestyle meets ski racing in Åre
After the Carlsberg High5 in Verbier, the Red Bull SSKILLS in Lenzerheide and the Südtirol Gardenissima 2012 in Val Gardena / Gröden last weekend, the season end fun races continue with the Jon Olsson Invitational in Åre, Sweden.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen men's super G canceled due to fog
FIS Race Chief Gunter Hujara waiting for the weather to change
Kitzbuhel men's super G canceled
Snow is forecast for today and Saturday; more than 500 workers trying to prepare the downhill course for Saturday
Where in the world is the snow?
Colorado and Canada seem to be doing better than Europe in terms of getting the white stuff this November and as a result, World Cup teams are flocking to North America for training. (PHOTO: Bode Miller and the U.S. Team have been training in Vail, Colo., since last week.)
Paddling/Löp
Lördagens aktiviteter innan jag tog en välbehövlig vila var 105min paddling innan jag drog hem bytte om ladda energi och drog iväg till Hammarbybacken där det väntade ett...
17 June 2013
