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  1. Rising star Maria Riesch out for World Cup season after Cortina crash
    Wednesday, Jan 12, 2005
  2. WENGEN 2005: Lauberhorn races underway in Switzerland
    Wednesday, Jan 12, 2005
  3. Massimiliano Blardone wins Adelboden; Bode Miller second
    Tuesday, Jan 11, 2005
  4. Marlies Schild edges Kristina Koznick for World Cup win in Santa Caterina, Italy
    Sunday, Jan 9, 2005
  5. Chamonix Report: Giorgio Rocca, Patrick Biggs and Bode Miller
    Sunday, Jan 9, 2005
  6. Chamonix Report: Johann Grugger, Canada and more big crashes
    Saturday, Jan 8, 2005
  7. Tina Maze of Slovenia wins second giant slalom; North Americans 2-3-4
    Saturday, Jan 8, 2005
  8. Antoine Deneriaz of France out for season after Chamonix crash
    Saturday, Jan 8, 2005
  9. Johann Grugger wins at Chamonix; Tina Maze in Santa Caterina
    Saturday, Jan 8, 2005
  10. Four American women in top 15 at Santa Caterina; Cook recovering
    Friday, Jan 7, 2005
  11. Melanie Turgeon, defending world champion, ends season
    Friday, Jan 7, 2005
  12. Lindsey Kildow leads World Cup downhill standings
    Thursday, Jan 6, 2005
  13. Bryon Friedman injured in Chamonix training run
    Wednesday, Jan 5, 2005
  14. Season-ending knee injury for Didier Cuche of Switzerland
    Tuesday, Jan 4, 2005
  15. World Cup women's tech moved from Germany to Italy
    Sunday, Jan 2, 2005
  16. International Roundup: Ghedina's 151st, Stenmark's near-miss, Grandi's parade
    Thursday, Dec 30, 2004
  17. Schild wins Semmering night slalom; Schleper and Stiegler in top 10
    Wednesday, Dec 29, 2004
  18. Johann Grugger wins gusty Bormio downhill
    Wednesday, Dec 29, 2004
  19. Schleper Scores in Semmering
    Tuesday, Dec 28, 2004
  20. Results and analysis of December 22 alpine World Cups
    Thursday, Dec 23, 2004
  21. Maze and Rocca win last World Cups before Christmas break
    Wednesday, Dec 22, 2004
  22. Thomas Grandi wins second consecutive World Cup giant slalom
    Tuesday, Dec 21, 2004
  23. Hilde Gerg wins St. Moritz super G; Kildow second
    Tuesday, Dec 21, 2004
  24. Juniors racer dies at Vail
    Monday, Dec 20, 2004
  25. Swatch pulls back from providing services to alpine World Cup
    Monday, Dec 20, 2004
  26. Second Val d´Isere downhill cancelled due to weather
    Sunday, Dec 19, 2004
  27. Thomas Grandi of Canada wins Alta Badia GS
    Sunday, Dec 19, 2004
  28. Weather cancellation for women's downhill in Val d'Isere
    Saturday, Dec 18, 2004
  29. German Max Rauffer wins gusty Val Gardena downhill
    Saturday, Dec 18, 2004
  30. Hans Knauss tests positive for banned substance
    Friday, Dec 17, 2004
  31. Austrian men sweep Val Gardena super G podium; Miller fourth
    Friday, Dec 17, 2004
  32. Manslaughter charge in Regine Cavagnoud collision case
    Thursday, Dec 16, 2004
  33. BODE MILLER SETS NEW RECORD WITH NIGHT SLALOM WIN IN SESTRIERE, ITALY
    Tuesday, Dec 14, 2004
  34. Bode Miller wins Val d'Isere giant slalom, holds runaway World Cup lead
    Sunday, Dec 12, 2004
  35. Tanja Poutiainen wins Altenmarkt slalom; two Americans in top 10
    Sunday, Dec 12, 2004
  36. Jan Hudec of Canada injured in Val d'Isere downhill
    Sunday, Dec 12, 2004
  37. Werner Franz wins Val d'Isere downhill; Lalive fourth in Altenmarkt
    Saturday, Dec 11, 2004
  38. Val d'Isere Preview: The Course and the American Competitors
    Friday, Dec 10, 2004
  39. Raich and Dorfmeister win races before World Cup moves to Europe
    Monday, Dec 6, 2004
  40. Old schoolers on top in Beaver Creek GS; Miller's streak ends
    Monday, Dec 6, 2004
  41. Hilde Gerg of Germany wins second downhill in Lake Louise
    Saturday, Dec 4, 2004
  42. Bode Miller's podium streak ends; Maier and Ludlow healthy
    Saturday, Dec 4, 2004
  43. Lindsey Kildow takes the Lake Louise downhill for first career World Cup win
    Saturday, Dec 4, 2004
  44. GREATEST DAY IN AMERICAN DOWNHILL HISTORY
    Saturday, Dec 4, 2004
  45. Insiders of the sport discuss the significance of the day
    Saturday, Dec 4, 2004
  46. Hermann Maier injured in Birds of Prey; Libby Ludlow in hospital
    Friday, Dec 3, 2004
  47. Historical analysis of the events of December 3, 2004
    Friday, Dec 3, 2004
  48. Stephan Goergl of Austria wins Birds of Prey super G; Miller second
    Thursday, Dec 2, 2004
  49. Fritz Strobl wins Birds of Prey training run; American women in Lake Louise
    Wednesday, Dec 1, 2004
  50. Tanja Poutiainen of Finland wins World Cup slalom in Aspen
    Tuesday, Nov 30, 2004