When the Nordic Combined elite convenes for one last time in 2015 for the traditional pre-Christmas World Cup in Ramsau am Dachstein, everybody will be dealt a new hand of cards. Moving from the Scandinavian large hills in Ruka and Lillehammer to the comparatively small HS 98 normal hills in the Austrian venue usually brings the stronger skiers to the fore.

Great news after the difficult start into the season 2015/16: One of the competitions that had to be cancelled due to the strong and rapidly changing winds in the Northern Finnish venue has been rescheduled in Trondheim, Norway in February.

It is anniversaries galore in December on the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup with three host venues celebrating major milestones.

Sometimes life has this funny way of pulling you back before you can take a step up to a new and better level. This might be what Austrian newcomer David Pommer is thinking after the last Continental Cup weekend in Utah, USA.

Despite the currently mild temperatures, the organizers could already give the green light for all four competitions of the 4-Hills-Tournament in Germany and Austria.

The FIS Tour de Ski winners club on the men’s side is very exclusive. In ten years of the Tour de Ski, only five men have reached the top as the winners. Here is an overview of those who have made history in the FIS Tour de Ski.

From zero to hero describes best where Radoslav Yankov has come from: in his first World Cup finals, the heavy Bulgarian claimed an historic win!

Despite the continuing mild temperatures the organizing committee in Engelberg gave the green light for the World Cup before Christmas (December 19th and 20th) and the Continental Cup on the following weekend.

As of now, it looks like the third competition weekend of the season can be held. Snow controller Robert Krautgartner gave green light after an inspection of the facilities today.

The provisional timetable for the FIS Congress to be held from 5th–11th June 2016 in Cancun (MEX) is now available online.