The 28 years old athlete from Engelberg announced her retirement from ski racing after today’s National Championships.

Many Ski Jumping national teams will start the next season with new coaches: After Andreas Mitter, Finland, Goran Janus, Slovenia, Heinz Kuttin, Austria and Gerard Colin, France, a fifth head coach is ending his job after the last season.

The French Ski Jumping team around veteran Vincent Descombes Sevoie and youngster Jonathan Learoyd needs a new coach for the new season.

In the men's Ski Jumping Continental Cup 2017/18 the athletes had the chance to prove their skills in a total of 28 competitions at 14 venues in 12 different countries. 

We have seen many of the sport's biggest names announce their retirement from World Cup ski racing at the end of this season.

Honouring one achievement over the other is always a slippery slope as all athletes contend with their different challenges, motivations and abilities.

When an Olympic cycle comes to an end, it means new beginnings for many athletes

In an effort to nurture the next generation of ski champions, Longines invited the best 15-year-old ski racer from 12 countries to sample a taste of the big leagues for the Future Ski Champions race on Friday.

After the cancelled events of the year 2016, the Nordic Combined World Cup now finally returns to the German venue of Klingenthal.

The Matteo Baumgarten Award recognises athletes who strive to balance the demands of full-time study with their training and competition schedules.