Ekaterina Khatomchenkova and Mirko Felicetti have claimed victory in the first of two parallel races of the Europa Cup tour currently staged in Rogla, Slovenia.

Coach Goran Janus cried tears of joy, Robert Kranjec, dressed up as an eagle, sang the Slovenian national anthem together with Anze Lanisek, the uncrowned king of Slovenia, Peter Prevc, and the incredible crowd at the flying hill in Planica.

The battle for the final crystal globe came down to the last skier of the season as Austrian Eva Maria Brem needed to hold off German Viktoria Rebensburg in today’s Audi FIS World Cup final giant slalom to earn the discipline crystal globe. 

The 2015/16 Audi FIS men’s World Cup season came to a close today with the last slalom race of the season. Earning bragging rights on the last day of action was Andre Myhrer (SWE), who won by 0.14 seconds against Marcel Hirscher.

The Slovenian festival at the World Cup final in Planica continues. A day after the record win of Peter Prevc, Robert Kranjec Kranjec secured a double victory for Slovenia together with the overall World Cup winner.

The Swiss success streak continued at the Audi FIS World Cup in St. Moritz (SUI) as the host nation claimed the crown at the Nation’s Team Event.

Overall World Cup winner Peter Prevc won the first individual competition at the World Cup final in Planica. The local hero took this win with jumps on 223 m and 232.5 m and 426.5 points ahead of Norway's Johann Andre Forfang and his teammate Robert Kranjec.

For the second straight day at the Audi FIS World Cup Season Finals in St. Moritz, Beat Feuz (SUI) stood on the top step of the podium after he won today’s super-G.

After almost four months of competitions, the FIS Cross-Country World Cup season 2015/16 presented by Viessmann came to an end in Canada. For the first time, the Cross-Country season finale was hosted in North America.

Lindsey Vonn already had the Audi FIS World Cup ladies’ downhill globe wrapped up entering today’s final race in St. Moritz (SUI), but it didn’t mean that the 24 competing women weren’t motivated to grab the last possible World Cup points of the season.