The 2016/17 FIS Freestyle Skiing aerials World Cup season reaches it’s climax this weekend with the World Cup finals competition taking place under the lights on Saturday evening in the Russian capital city of Moscow. 

It can be argued that superlatives are over-used in the context of sport, however, when it comes to the success of Simone Origone in FIS skiing a superlative or two seems fully justified.

This coming Saturday, March 4, 2017, is not just bringing the last alpine snowboard event prior to the 12^th FIS Snowboard World Championships which are staged in Sierra Nevada (ESP) from March 9 to 17, 2017.

At the age of twenty-two Finland's Iivo Niskanen was already an Olympic Champion in the team sprint at the Sochi Games.  

The 2016/17 FIS Freestyle moguls World Cup comes to a conclusion this weekend, with a stacked program of moguls and dual moguls action taking to the purpose-built slope at the newest venue on tour in Thaiwoo, China, on Saturday and Sunday. 

After thirteen days of top level sports action and excitement filling the tribunes and the town centre alike, the 2017 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in St. Moritz (SUI) closed on Sunday, 19^th February. During the 11 competitions, many nations had a chance to shine.

Marit Bjørgen think she poses weakest in the sprint at Lahti Championships. She will be happy with one gold medal, but reveals that she thinks she has three major gold chances.

It's been five years since the last stop of the alpine snowboard World Cup tour in South Korea.

The shaping crew in Stoneham Mountain, just some 20 minutes outside of Quebec City and home of the slopestyle events of this season's Quebec World Cup stop, are currently giving the finishing touches to course's features.

There are now just a few days to go to the start of the 11th edition of the Moonlight Classic Alpe di Siusi, which takes place on February 10th at Compaccio in Italy’s Alto Adige region.