Old Man Winter may be dragging his heels on arriving in North America, but members of the Killington Organising Committee are increasingly optimistic that their state-of-the-art snowmaking system will save the day – and the Audi FIS Ski World Cup ladies’ races – scheduled at the Vermont resort for 26th-27th November.

Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn announced on Friday that she suffered a severe fracture to her upper right arm. 

Sarah Hendrickson is back on the hill. The 22 year old from Salt Lake City recovered from a knee injury she suffered in a training fall in June 2015.

David Siegel gained some attention recently with his win of the individual competition at the German ski jumping championships in Oberhof. 

Bad news for Robert Kranjec and the Slovenian Ski Jumping team: The 2012 Ski Flying World Champion will miss the entire 2016/17 winter season due to a serious knee injury.

Things have been moving fast for Norway’s Magnus Krog in the past year.

Germany's best slopestyle and big air rider of the past years, Silvia Mittermueller, will miss the up-coming season's first competitions due to a knee injury sustained during a training camp in Saas-Fee, Switzerland two weeks ago.

It became a tradition for the ski industry to use the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Opening in Sölden as a platform to promote their athletes and their brand.

Each year during the outfitting, the German Ski Federation also honours outstanding athletes in each disciplines plus all active athletes of the federation vote for one Ski Athlete of the Year.

Putting an end to the speculation, Tina Maze (SLO) officially announced her retirement from World Cup ski racing