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Cornelia Hütter won the final women's ski race of the season on Saturday to steal the downhill World Cup title from Swiss Lara Gut-Behrami in dramatic fashion in front of an Austrian home crowd. Hütter clocked 1 minute 45.08 seconds in Saalbach-Hinterglemm for only her second career win in the discipline, more than six years after her first in December 2017. Overall, super-g and giant slalom trophy winner Gut-Behrami ran out of steam and finished outside the points in 17th. "I didn't expect it a

Even as a record-tying sixth overall crystal globe slips away, Mikaela Shiffrin does not expect a return to the World Cup before the March 9-10 tech series in Are, Sweden. The Edwards skier, who injured...

While all eyes are on the athletes competing in this year's freestyle World Cup at Deer Valley Resort, there are plenty of behind-the-scenes individuals who put hours of work in before, during and after the competitions.

A new study reveals the presence of hazardous PFAS chemicals in the soils of ski mountains around the world.

Scientists warn that skiers looking to get a slick speed boost are leaving behind a trail of toxic PFAS as ski wax is found to have contaminated the snow at popular resorts.