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Climate change: Athletes flag the dangers of manmade snow - Vimarsana News

Climate change: Athletes flag the dangers of manmade snow

A British skier crashes through wooden fencing on a downhill corner and slams into a pole, breaking his leg. An American hits an icy patch at the bottom of a

Lindsey Vonn: I'm here to help for mental health, ski advice - Vimarsana News

Lindsey Vonn: I'm here to help for mental health, ski advice

EDITOR’S NOTE: Lindsey Vonn is the most successful female ski racer of all time with 82 career World Cup victories. She also won the downhill at the Vancouver Olympics in

Lindsey Vonn: I'm here to help for mental health, ski advice - Vimarsana News

Lindsey Vonn: I'm here to help for mental health, ski advice

EDITOR’S NOTE: Lindsey Vonn is the most successful female ski racer of all time with 82 career World Cup victories. She also won the downhill at the Vancouver Olympics in

World Cup ski racing returns to Killington Nov. 27-28 - Vimarsana News

World Cup ski racing returns to Killington Nov. 27-28

KILLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — Killington ski resort is making final preparations as it again hosts women's World Cup ski racing on Thanksgiving weekend.

Kriechmayr adds World Cup downhill win to world title - Vimarsana News

Kriechmayr adds World Cup downhill win to world title

Kriechmayr found the fastest line coming out of the start gate, as most of his rivals were already a few tenths of a second behind at the first split. Beat Feuz, who leads the downhill season standings, came closest but the Swiss skier finished 0.17 off the lead. "You can always do better but it was a good run," Kriechmayr said. "I had the right tactics at the start and could carry my pace into the middle section." Last month, Kriechmayr became the first skier to win gold in both downhill and super-G at world championships since American standout Bode Miller did it in 2005.