Ingvild Flugstag Oestberg and Finn Haagen Krogh, both of Norway recorded their first ever World Cup victories with sprint wins today in Davos, Switzerland. The Norwegian team dominance continued with a sweep of both the men's and ladies' podiums. 

Severin Freund won the second individual competition in Nizhny Tagil (RUS). Under changing wind conditions the German posted a jump on 131.5 m and took his first win this season. 

Martin Johnsrud Sundby of Norway - the current Overall World Cup leader - was back on top of the podium today in the 15 km classic in Davos, Switzerland.  Sundby commented in the media yesterday that it might be possible to complete the 3 laps of the 5 km course without wax on the skis, but he also stated that it would be a big effort.

Anders Fannemel took his first win in the World Cup. At the World Cup premiere in Nizhny Tagil (RUS) the Norwegian scored a total of 263.1 points with 132 m and 133 m and came in ahead of Gregor Schlierenzauer and Severin Freund. 

RUKA – The 2014/15 moguls World Cup season opened in spectacular fashion on Saturday, with a wild and unpredictable dual moguls competition in Ruka, Finland. 

Early bird prices for the 43rd Tartu Maraton are available untilt the 12th of December. Also, those who registered for previous winter's Tartu Maraton which was cancelled, can claim their 25% discount only until this Friday. 

It’s the second weekend of December soon and now, shortly after the World Cup Opening, the Nordic Combined Continental Cup also gets underway with the by now traditional Opening at Utah Olympic Park and Soldier Hollow. 

Just three days after the Snowboard Cross World Cup opener in Montafon had to be cancelled due to the lack of snow, the Austrian winter sport resort comes back with a bang! 

LA SGAMBEDA READY FOR THE FIRST FIS MARATHON CUP OF THE SEASON

BEAVER CREEK, USA – The last pre-World Championships race on the Birds of Prey could not have ended in a more spectacular manner with Ted Ligety earning his fifth Birds of Prey giant slalom victory, his fourth in a row, and making the numerous fans on the stands go wild.