After 220 km through Arctic wilderness and almost 12 hours of cross-country skiing it again took an all-Norwegian sprint decision to crown the winner of Red Bull Nordenskiöldsloppet.

From 3^rd-7^th April 2017, the FIS Freestyle Junior World Ski Championships showcased a stacked field of over 440 talented future ski stars from 26 countries in Chiesa/Valmalenco (ITA).

The International Matteo Baumgarten Award is an annual prize that recognises young athletes who are completing their studies and education while competing at a high level in one of the six FIS Olympic disciplines.

The end of the World Cup season is not necessary the end of the ski racing season for our athletes, as most National Championships take place in the weeks after the World Cup Finals. Here is a summary of who grabbed which National title so far.

Denis Kornilov and Ksenia Kablukova claimed the titles at the Russian Ski Jumping championships on the normal hill in Chaikovsky.

The FIS Speed Skiing World Championships concluded last weekend in Idre Fjäll (SWE). 18 medals were up for grabs in six categories on the impressively steep Choken slope featuring a drop of 48°.

From 3^rd-7^th April 2017, the FIS Freestyle Junior World Ski Championships will showcase a stacked field of over 440 talented future stars from 26 nations in Chiesa/Valmalenco (ITA). It will be the fifth time the experienced and loyal Organisers are hosting the event.

Following the last weekend in Ski Jumping, Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard, the final crystal globes have been awarded and the FIS World Cup season 2016/17 has successfully concluded in all disciplines.

The COC series has its old and new overall winner in 2016/17. Austrian Martin Fritz repeated his performance from last year and took the title with a point total of 687 points. 

Julia Pereira (FRA) and Adam Lambert (AUS) have claimed the 2016-17 snowboard cross Europa Cup title – two racers from different continents which shared some nice similarities last winter.