Two FIS disciplines were on the calendar last weekend with Alpine and Snowboard big air scheduled in Levi (FIN) and Milan (ITA), respectively.

After a hugely successful season-opening World Cup contest in August at New Zealand’s Cardrona resort, the 2017/18 FIS Freeski slopestyle World Cup season is set to get back on track for winter in the Northern Hemisphere, with the first of five remaining competitions taking to the storied slopes of Austria’s Stubai resort from 23-25 November.

The FIS Audi Ski Cross World Cup Cross Alps Tour is getting geared up for its second season, with the 2017 iteration of the Tour set to get underway with a pair of races in France’s Val Thorens resort on December 8 & 9, 2017. 

Ruka Nordic will this year host a record number in World Cup competitions and in the number of participating nations. 

Viktoria Rebensburg of Germany battled back from a slight mistake in the first run to claim her first win at the Sölden FIS Audi Ski World Cup opener since 2010.

The opening of the 2017/18 Audi FIS Ski World Cup is finally here

Not only the Nordic Combined World Cup is gearing up for one of the biggest seasons ever, the Continental Cup, too, is peppered with highlights - for male and for the first time also for female athletes.

Denis Kornilov was the best in both competitions at the Russian Championships on the Olympic hills in Sochi (RUS).

Stefan Hula of Poland won the qualification for the second-to-last competition of the FIS Grand Prix 2017.

Joachim Hauer of Norway took the win in the first competition at the Continental Cup in Klingenthal (GER) on Saturday.