Only two weeks after Didier Defago celebrated the end of his successful career at the Finals in Meribel (FRA), another Swiss Ski veteran decided to hang up his skis.

Following the success of last year’s first-ever International Day of Sport for Development and Peace on 6th April, the Olympic Movement is once again gearing up to celebrate the power of sport and highlight how it can help build a better world.

The IOC is giving young people the chance to be part of the Winter Youth Olympic Games by designing the medal for the next winter edition, in Lillehammer 2016 (NOR).

After twelve years on the World Cup circus Franziska Steffen (SUI) has called it a warp.

Nordic Combined superstar Jason Lamy Chappuis really understands how to end a career on a high note.

Through a post on his Facebook account, Canadian slalom specialist Julien Cousineau announced his retirement from skiracing.

It will be one last competition for World Cup retiree Sebastian Lacroix at the French national Championships in Chaux-Neuve this upcoming weekend. Right before, he looks back on his career and his very fast approaching plans for the future in this latest edition of TUESDAY TALK!

Jurij Tepes: "I'm very happy, that I could win here again. Winning in front of the home crowd is one of the best things you can achieve."

The 2014-2015 Audi FIS World Cup came to an end on Sunday in Méribel with the last race of the season finally going to Austria's Anna Fenninger, who retained the overall title, after a suspenseful battle against her rival Tina Maze.

Sunday’s giant slalom was supposed to be the final showdown day between Marcel Hirscher and Kjetil Jansrud in what has been a season long battle for the Overall title and between Hirscher and Felix Neureuther for the slalom title.