It is not every day that you get to wear the yellow bib of the overall World Cup leader in Nordic Combined, especially in times, when it has almost exclusively been in the possession of one Eric Frenzel for the last five years. 

To educate athletes about the threats related to all forms of competition manipulation in the lead up to the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang 2018, the IOC has put several educational tools in place to raise athletes’ awareness of the risk of competition manipulation and related corruption.

The Nordic ski family is going to Ruka (FIN) this weekend where the FIS Nordic World Cup Opening is set to take place from 24^th-26^th November 2017.

Here are a few of the team rosters announced for the start 2017-18 FIS Cross-Country World Cup season in Ruka, Finland.   

Snow Controller Terje Lund of the Norwegian Ski Federation has confirmed the second World Cup weekend of the season 2017/18 in Lillehammer.

For the world's best ski jumpers the winter season starts this weekend in Wisla (POL).

The FIS Council will hold its annual Autumn Meeting at the FIS Office in Oberhofen (SUI) on Saturday, 18^th November 2017.

We are only days away from the start of two more FIS World Cup series.

21 young athletes from 14 developing National Ski Associations* are currently participating in a 30-day training camp at the Stubai, Hintertux and Pitztal glaciers in Austria. Starting on 15^th October 2017, excellent snow conditions have provided favourable training.

The 2017/2018 World Cup season is set be an excellent year for families. Many World Cup destinations are offering family with children special deals to enjoy the action. Here are some of this winter’s highlights: