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14 Feb 2011

More results from Garmisch

More results from Garmisch

It was a better performance from Vonn and a secure win from Svindal, as more World Championship competitions were fought for and won in Germany on Sunday and Monday. Lyndsey Vonn came back from a few disappointing…

13 Sep 2010

Shuttle for Sölden - and first snows

Shuttle for Sölden - and first snows

It has been snowing in Sölden today, Monday 13 September, and the race is on to get new developments completed before winter arrives properly. This year that includes a modern new gondola and a new shuttle…

12 Mar 2010

Vonn secures World Cup win

Vonn secures World Cup win

It has been decided: Lyndsey Vonn is the overall Alpine World Cup champion for 2010, with a fabulous win in the super-G race on Friday. Vonn has stormed her way through the super-G to finish with a time…

12 Mar 2010

Gap closes on World Cup titles

Gap closes on World Cup titles

The Alpine World Cup final races are being decided in Garmisch-Partenkirchen this weekend, and the gap for the overall titles has narrowed in both the women’s and men’s events. American Lyndsey Vonn’s…

11 Mar 2010

Mogul World Cup heads for Åre finale

Mogul World Cup heads for Åre finale

The World’s leading mogul skiers are gathering in Åre, Sweden for the bumps’ showdown – the FIS Freestyle World Cup Finals (12-13 March). After a thrilling display in Vancouver, the series is moving…

10 Mar 2010

World Cup lead for Janka

World Cup lead for Janka

Carlo Janka of Switzerland is in a strong position to take the men’s overall World Cup title, having won the downhill race in Garmishch Partenkirchen on Wednesday. Janka stormed the Kandahar in a…

8 Mar 2010

Podium wins for Vonn, Svindal and Cuche

Podium wins for Vonn, Svindal and Cuche

Lyndsey Vonn looks set to take the overall World Cup women’s title, with another win in downhill that puts her way ahead in the points rankings. The women’s downhill and super-G events took place in…

5 Mar 2010

World Cup action from Crans Montana

World Cup action from Crans Montana

Fresh from the Olympics, the World Cup racing resumes this weekend with the ladies series in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. The racers are in action on the Nationale downhill course, a long and steepish red…

4 Feb 2010

Brit boarder success in top events

Brit boarder success in top events

The best of British snowboarders have been outperforming their rivals in three different disciplines around the globe. Three of our leading snowboarders have won medals this week in freeriding, half-pipe…

30 Jan 2010

Double race action from Slovenia

Double race action from Slovenia

The men’s World Cup racing series has been taking place in Kranjska Gora this weekend, with double action from the 49th Vitranc World Cup and the Adelboden giant slalom race – rescheduled to Slovenia…

18 Jan 2010

Lauberhorn win for Janka

Lauberhorn win for Janka

Carlo Janka of Switzerland won the 2010 Lauberhorn downhill race, in another classic weekend of World Cup racing. A crowd of 30,000 turned out to watch the famous Wengen race, celebrating its 80th year…

15 Jan 2010

Bode takes super-combined at Wengen

Bode takes super-combined at Wengen

Bode Miller has won the first of the World Cup races in Wengen on Friday 15 January, taking the super-combined title. The win was Miller’s first victory since 2008 and puts him back on form for Vancouver.…

12 Jan 2010

Wengen set for 80th Lauberhorn

Wengen set for 80th Lauberhorn

With just one month to go until the Winter Olympics, ski-racing action is about to hot up with another classic: the Lauberhorn. All eyes will be on Wengen in Switzerland this weekend, 15-17 January, as…

9 Jan 2010

Fog halts Adelboden race

Fog halts Adelboden race

Thickening fog and snow showers have forced officials in Adelboden to cancel the men’s World Cup giant slalom. The International Ski Federation called off Saturday’s (8 Jan) race part way through the…

4 Jan 2010

Adelboden set for steepest slalom races

Adelboden set for steepest slalom races

The Audi FIS Ski World Cup moves to Adelboden on 9/10 January, and one of the circuit’s steepest slalom courses – the Chuenusbärgli. The men’s slalom and giant slalom races will take place in…

29 Dec 2009

Slovenian wins in Bormio

Slovenian wins in Bormio

Slovenian Andrej Jerman has won the men’s downhill in Bormio, claiming his first World Cup victory for three years. Jerman raced into first position in 2 minutes, 0.32 seconds – 0.44 seconds ahead…

28 Dec 2009

Racers test new safety gates

Racers test new safety gates

The International Ski Federation will be using Bormio’s World Cup event as a testing ground for new safety gates. The new gates feature flags that tear apart on impact and are designed to minimise collision…

23 Dec 2009

Bormio looking good for the downhill

Bormio looking good for the downhill

Snow is expected to fall over the next few days in Bormio, with clear, colder weather to follow in time for the men’s World Cup downhill races on Tuesday 29 December – pretty much an ideal arrangement.…

20 Dec 2009

Top performances in Val Gardena

Top performances in Val Gardena

Selva Val Gardena hosted the men’s downhill and super-G races this weekend – and the Italian resort didn’t disappoint: there were top performances on the Saslong run, which this winter is also celebrating…

20 Dec 2009

Race drama in Val d’Isère

Race drama in Val d’Isère

It has been an eventful weekend for the World Cup women’s races in Val d’Isère: Saturday’s races were cancelled, then a serious crash delayed Sunday’s super-G race. Sunday’s race was interrupted…

14 Dec 2009

Austrians hit form in Val d’Isère

Austrians hit form in Val d’Isère

With impressive performances from the young Marcel Hirscher and Olympic gold winner Benni Raich, the Austrian team dominated the men’s racing this weekend in Val d’Isère. Sunday’s GS…

11 Dec 2009

Val d’Isère set for races

Val d’Isère set for races

Friday dawned crisp and clear in Val d’Isère, giving a perfect start to the 54th Critérium de la Première Neige – the event that signals the arrival of the World Cup circus in the Alps, after…

29 Nov 2009

Hoelzl wins in Aspen

Hoelzl wins in Aspen

Aspen’s technical downhill course didn’t faze Kathrin Hoelzl of Germany, when she skied to victory in the women’s giant slalom there on Saturday 28 November. Hoelzl 25 had an excellent first run…

20 Nov 2009

Racing teams head for Canada

Racing teams head for Canada

When the International racing teams hit the slopes in Panorama Mountain Village shortly, they are in for a treat: bucket loads of the white stuff. Although the Canadian racing teams have been in training…

5 Nov 2009

Best boarders hit Saas Fee

Best boarders hit Saas Fee

The world’s leading snowboarders are in action in Saas Fee this week for the LG Snowboard FIS World Cup – at least they are trying to be in between the recent snowfall. The main events started Thursday…

24 Oct 2009

Cuche top man in Sölden

Cuche top man in Sölden

Swiss veteran Didier Cuche has raced to victory in Sölden, in the men’s opening World Cup race of the season. Cuche 35 won the giant slalom on the Rettenbach glacier in combined two-race time of 21.45…

19 Oct 2009

Races to go ahead in Sölden

Races to go ahead in Sölden

The season opening FIS World Cup event in Sölden will go ahead as planned on 24/25 October. A couple of weeks ago the FIS Alpine World Championships in Sölden looked doubtful, with low snow depths…

14 Oct 2009

The “Herminator” calls it a day

The “Herminator” calls it a day

World Cup and Olympic ski champion Hermann Maier has announced his retirement from the sport, citing physical problems as the reason. The Austrian broke the news at a press conference in Vienna, ending…

18 Jun 2009

Lenzerheide secures 2013 World Cup finals

Lenzerheide in eastern Switzerland will host the 2013 Alpine World Cup finals, according to an FIS announcement.The FIS council made the decision in its recent meeting in Vancouver, Canada, where they…

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