This weekend, 13-15 September, the first summer competitions in ski jumping will take place in Nizhniy Tagil.

The power and grace of the majestic members of the predatory birds of prey family will show the way as the world’s fastest women take flight on “Raptor,” Beaver Creek’s new ladies’ speed course for the upcoming 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.

The Minister of sports of the Russian Federation Vitaliy Mutko examined the process of building of a Federal training center in Toksovo.

Dmitry Chernyshenko, President of the Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee, spoke at the 125th Session of the International Olympic Committee in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Government-owned Corporation “Rosatom” became the official technical partner of the Olympic Games in Sochi.

Over the summer, the FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup and World Championships Organisers were busy upgrading competition courses and infrastructure to prepare the slopes for the coming season.

It was a big week for the International Olympic Committee (IOC), with three major decisions at last finalised when the IOC Session met in Buenos Aries, Argentina. 

The Grass Skiing World Championships were held last week in Shichikashuku Miyagi, Japan, with participants from all around the globe taking part in the five men’s and five ladies’ events.

Norwegian Trond Petersen became the new Head coach of the Sweden Ski Jumping team. 

Today, 11th September the Russian national ski-cross team returns to Russia after a long training camp in South America.