Norway's Therese Johaug has now won 13 FIS World Cups this season with her victory today in the 5 km classic interval start in Falun, Sweden.

It was a historic night at Boston Fenway Park on Friday, with Lisa Zimmerman (GER) and Vincent Gagnier (CAN) taking wins in front of a massive crowd gathered to witness the first World Cup big air take place on a 140-feet tall (43m) scaffold ramp.

Maiken Caspersen Falla of Norway and Nikita Kriukov of Russia have won the 11th edition of the Royal Palace Sprints in Stockholm, Sweden.

Peter Prevc won the competition in Trondheim and made a big step towards winning the overall World Cup title. While the difficult wind conditions couldn't really affect the Slovenian Ski Flying World Champion, who jumped on 135 m and 132 m and scored 285.5 points, his main opponents lost some ground. Stefan Kraft and Noriaki Kasai came in second and third.

Sara Takanashi continues her impressive winning series with the second victory of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Ladies in Hinzenbach.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany – Swiss ace Lara Gut bounced back form Saturday's disappointment in the downhill and stormed to victory in the super-G on Sunday.

Therese Johaug of Norway has won her third Holmenkollen 30 km title and her first in classic technique.

One of the biggest crowds ever seen at what is perennially the biggest stop of the FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup tour braved the Utah chill to witness what was one of the most entertaining dual moguls competitions in recent memory on Saturday night in Deer Valley.

After staging a historic downhill on Saturday, Jeongseon (KOR) hosted an Audi FIS Ski World Cup Super-G today.

Chloe Kim (USA) and Matt Ladley (USA) brought home a double victory for the hosting nation at this season's penultimate halfpipe World Cup event which was staged at Park City, UT under a blue bird sky today.