It has been just over one month since the successful FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2015 in Falun (SWE) came to a close. On Wednesday, 9th April, the Falun Organising Committee presented the outcome of the event at the official Debrief in Lahti (FIN).

The FIS Masters Cup Finals were held in Hinterstoder (AUT) on 10th and 11th April 2015. As the Finals award double points, many categories were only decided in the last races which made for exciting competitions.

Just one month after the last World Cup competitions of the season, a group of 25 FIS Cross-Country and Nordic Combined TV experts, producers, directors, representatives of the international TV rights holder Infront Sports & Media, FIS Marketing AG, Swiss Timing and FIS met in Helsinki (FIN) from 13th-14th April 2015 to review the 2014/15 season from a TV production perspective.

At the initiative of the International Olympic Committee, the International Forum for Sports Integrity (IFSI) met for the first time in Lausanne (SUI) on Monday, 13th April 2015.

The FIS Alpine technical officials are currently in PyeongChang to inspect the sites of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.

17th and 18th April 2015 will see the traditional spring meetings of the FIS Sub-Committees in the disciplines of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined at the Hilton Hotel Zurich Airport (SUI).

After the highly successful staging of the three 2015 FIS World Championships last winter in Kreischberg (AUT), Vail-Beaver Creek (USA) and Falun (SWE), it's time to look ahead to next editions.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who was the greatest champion of all? It’s not such an easy question to answer at the conclusion of the 2014/15 FIS season with three World Championships in addition to the World Cup tours across all six Olympic disciplines.

With more than 6’500 events across 50 different nations and on five continents, the FIS competition season 2014/15 has almost reached its conclusion.

With just eight weeks to go until the FIS Calendar Conference in Varna (BUL), registration is quickly filling up.