On Thursday morning, the official snow control took place in Sölden and the World Cup Opening could be confirmed by FIS race director Markus Mayr, chief of course Isidor Grüner and chief of race Rainer Gstrein. 

Bad news for Michael Hayboeck only a few weeks before the 2017/18 World Cup season starts mid-November in Wisla (POL).

The following members of the global ski family have recently held activities to develop skiing and snowboarding in their countries.

Kaya Turski made her mark in the history of women’s slopestyle skiing in Canada and internationally. 

Autumn was in the air as the Coordination Group met for its sixth time in Åre (SWE), host of 2019 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.

With four medals, including gold in both individual competitions, at the World Championships in Lahti (FIN) and the overall World Cup title, Stefan Kraft was the highflyer of last winter.

Injuries are part of a professional athletes’ life and yet it’s not an easy thing to handle.

Nordic Combined athlete Vinzenz Geiger is one of five nominees for the “Junior Athlete of the Year 2017” award of the Deutsche Sporthilfe.

News has arrived that Slovakian World Cup star Veronika Velez Zuzulova has suffered a serious injury in Ushuaia, Argentina

Anna Gasser, arguably the most successful snowboarder of the past season, has announced that she won't enter the first slopestyle competition of the 2017-18 FIS Snowboard World Cup season which is slated to take place in Cardrona Alpine Ski Resort on Sunday, September 3 (qualifiers) and Monday, September 4 (finals) as part of the Audi quattro Winter Games NZ.