Teammates Jasmine Flury and Michelle Gisin took advantage of unpredictable conditions during Saturday's super-G at St. Moritz to give the Swiss crowd a home victory and second-place finish, respectively. 

The Ski Jumping winter continues as exciting as it started in Wisla (POL), Ruka (FIN) and Nizhny Tagil (RUS).

One of the most anticipated days on the FIS Freestyle calendar came to pass on Saturday with the first competition of the 2017/18 moguls World Cup season taking to the slopes of Ruka (FIN)

The sprint battle continues between Sweden's Stina Nilsson and Norway's Maiken Caspersen Falla.

The second competition of the 2017/18 FIS Ski halfpipe World Cup season went down at Copper Mountain resort on Friday, with France’s Marie Martinod and the USA’s own David Wise walking away with big victories under perfect, sunny Colorado skies in a mint Copper pipe.

The 2017/18 Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup got off to a spectacular on Thursday in Val Thorens (FRA), where the first competition of the 2017 Cross Alps Tour saw Sweden’s Sandra Naeslund and Canada’s Chris Delbosco claim the season’s first victories on a perfect sculpted course under endless sunny skies. 

Roster's for France, Sweden, Norway and Finland. 

Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein channeled her frustrations after finishing fifth in Saturday's downhill to claim her first win of the season in Sunday's super-G at Lake Louise.

An outstanding racing week-end took an end today at Beaver Creek with the Birds of Prey giant slalom, first race of the season in this discipline, as the opening in Sölden had to be cancelled due to a storm.

Great double victory for the German ski jumpers in Nizhny Tagil (RUS). After the win of Richard Freitag on Saturday, the Germans achieved an outstanding team result today with Andreas Wellinger in first, Richard Freitag in second and Markus Eisenbichler in fourth, only 0.3 points behind the podium. Austria's Stefan Kraft was third.