The snow control for the two last World Cups on Norwegian soil in the season of 2016/17 was positive.

FIS files appeal to CAS on Anti-Doping Norway decision in Johaug case

The 2017 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti (FIN) concluded on Sunday, 5^th March after a very successful 12 days of Cross Country, Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined action.

Mostly organized in March in past winters, the “Vitranc Pokal” event at Kranjska Gora represents one of the most exciting highlights of the last part of the World Cup season prior to the Finals – as well as a spectacular battlefield for some of the best technical skiers on the tour.

After one full week of action at the 2017 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti (FIN), there has been no shortage of memorable moments and fantastic performances in the first seven days of competition.

Following the success of World Snow Day 2017, FIS confirmed that the seventh edition of World Snow Day will take place on 21^st January 2018.

The long awaited highlight of the season is finally on our doorstep: the centenary championships in Lahti, which are held in honour of Nordic ski sports and also the 100th anniversary of host country Finland are in the starting blocks.

20^th February 2017 is the reporting deadline for 2017 World Snow Day events.

Next Wednesday, 22^nd February 2017, the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships presented by Stora Enso will get underway in Lahti (FIN) with the Opening Ceremony kicking off 12 days of action, featuring 21 medal events.

France earned its first medal at the 2017 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships today when the team of Tessa Worley, Mathieu Faivre, Alexis Pinturault, Julien Lizeroux, Nastasia Noens and Adeline Baud Mugnier earned the gold medal at the Nations Team Event in St. Moritz.