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Mikaela Shiffrin will finally get a chance to race a World Cup at home. The 2024 Birds of Prey event in Beaver Creek will feature men’s and women’s World Cup races on back-to-back weekends, offering...

Ski star Aleksander Aamodt Kilde suffered a gash on his calf and a dislocated shoulder but did not break a bone in his big Wengen crash, the Norwegian ski team said on Sunday. The incident in Saturday's downhill in Switzerland overshadowed Marco Odermatt's masterful victory and looks set to prompt changes in future programmes. Kilde, the boyfriend of American ski great Mikaela Shiffrin, had to be taken off the slope by helicopter and his season was thought to be over. He was operated o...

The Vail Valley Foundation will face substantial financial ramifications from the cancellation of all three Birds of Prey World Cup races earlier this month. Still, the nonprofit expressed gratitude to the partners, workers, volunteers and...

Val d Is re, France: The men s World Cup slalom in the French resort of Val d Isere and the women s super G across the Swiss border in St. Moritz were...

Sunday’s Birds of Prey World Cup super-G has been canceled due to weather. “After exceptional work on the hill all night, and due to the present weather situation this morning, with extremely heavy winds, together...

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SOELDEN, Austria (AP) – World Cup slalom champion Lucas Braathen retired from his sport on Friday at the age of 23 in a surprise announcement by the Norwegian skier, just two days before the season starts. Braathen said he made the decision a few weeks ago and that he was “happy” and “grateful for everything […]

Home of Security Printing. Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow. As part of the long-established Koenig & Bauer Group, the Austrian site in Maria Enzersdorf, district of Mödling, specialises in...

Norway's Adrian Smiseth Sejersted was denied his first World Cup downhill victory when Friday's race at Aspen was cancelled due to bad weather.

BEAVER CREEK, Colo. (AP) — They glowingly chatter about the ski racer from Switzerland whose turns are so sharp and speed almost unmatched these days. They study video of Marco Odermatt's races and training runs to search for clues to how he's always so smooth.