While the season of the FIS World Cup Ladies Ski Jumping is slowly reaching its boiling point, the flying ladies are still facing two more World Cup stages before the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships in Lahti.

Gregor Schlierenzauer didn't sustain any serious injuries when he fell in the qualification for Sunday's Ski Flying competition in Oberstdorf, but he will still be sidelined indefinitely.

PyeongChang and Mario Seidl - the past weekend can be termed nothing else than the beginning of a budding romance.

One of the highlights of the 2016/17 FIS Freestyle World Cup program is set to take to the storied slopes of Utah’s Deer Valley Resort this weekend, as the annual Visa Freestyle International will see moguls, aerials, and the season’s first dual moguls competition running from February 2-4. 

After having dislocated his shoulder for the third time in the past year and just minutes before his competition jump on the first day of the Nordic Combined TRIPLE in Seefeld, the 19-year-old now has to have surgery.

This coming Saturday, January 28, will bring the 2016-17 alpine snowboard World Cup season's fourth parallel event with Rogla hosting the tour's second parallel giant slalom.

Three days, two disciplines, one champion - Nordic Combined is looking to crown its best all-around athlete as the fourth edition of the Triple gets underway in Seefeld (AUT) this weekend.

German top ski jumper Severin Freund suffered a serious knee injury during training in Oberstdorf on Monday and will be sidelined for months now.

French youngster Antoine Gerard is the new darling of the audience in Chaux-Neuve.

Sara Takanashi is the outstanding athlete in Ladies Ski Jumping.