This week, a number of FIS World Cup athletes have announced their plans to retire from ski racing.

The FIS Development Programme South America Training Camp got off to a positive start in Cerro Castor (ARG) with excellent snow and weather conditions.

Dual medallist Lydia Lassila says she'd love to have a crack at a fifth Winter Olympic Games - if a training facility can be built for snow athletes in Australia.

In our series "FIS Ski Jumping-Talk" we present interviews with ski jumping athletes and officials. Today: US ski jumper Sarah Hendrickson (20).

Sweden’s ski racer Jessica-Lindell Vikarby announced her retirement on 14th July 2015 at the age of 31 years.

There was a sea of spandex in Repentigny Saturday morning as more than 1,300 cyclists geared up for the two-day Ride to Conquer Cancer, an annual event to raise funds for cancer research and treatment at the Jewish General Hospital.

After his retirement last fall, Thomas Morgenstern now enjoys his new life and is happy with his decision, he said at an event for a sponsor in Vienna recently.

FIS is pleased to announce the appointment of Sophie Clivaz as its new Audi FIS Alpine World Cup Men’s Media Coordinator. Clivaz is no stranger to the ski family as she comes to FIS after working for several years with the World Cup and other events in Crans Montana.

Austrian snowboarders Marion Kreiner, Ina Meschik and Sabine Schoeffmann have been part of a cross-discipline training session organised by Assistant Coach Gitti Koeck.

The Spanish snowboard cross World Cup team consisting of 2014 World Cup title winner Lucas Eguibar, Laro Herrero and Regino Hernandez who is currently injured has been kicking off their season's team preparations last week.