La Sgambeda XC skiing event took place in Livigno (Italy) today, for the 28th time in history. In the male event, Andreas Nygaard of Norway (1:20:41.2) managed to cross the finish line first ahead of countrymen Torgeir Skare Thygesen (1:20:41.3) e Stian Hoelgaard (1:20:41.9).

The second of two downhill races at Lake Louise for the ladies produced a unique challenge for athletes and race organizers as a substation fire led to a power outage at the resort.

Birds of Prey downhill 2017 is in the books and Aksel Lund Svindal from Norway won it for the 4th time.

Richard Freitag won a real Ski Jumping nailbiter on Saturday evening in Nizhny Tagil.

Germanys Katharina Althaus won the second competition of the Lillehammer-Triple in the FIS World Cup Ladies Ski Jumping

Maiken Caspersen Falla and Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo both of Norway thrilled the local Lillehammer crowd with their respective classic sprint victories. 

In a fantastic finish to a tight race, Norway’s Jørgen Graabak sprinted his team to a home victory in Lillehammer. In a fight of strong finishers, the Olympic Champion out-sprinted Germany’s Fabian Rießle on the last metres.

Conny Huetter wasted no time on her comeback following nearly a year away from the World Cup circuit due to a knee injury sustained last December.

The second competition of the 2017/18 FIS Ski big air World Cup season went down on Friday night in Moenchengladbach, Germany, as part of the second-annual ARAG Big Air Festival, with Switzerland’s Giulia Tanno taking top spot for the ladies and Norway’s Christian Nummedal throwing down for the men’s victory

The men’s World Cup Tour went on with speed races in Beaver Creek, with not less than a super-g on the Birds of Prey as a starter